Karl Popper and the Social Sciences

Karl Popper and the Social SciencesThe first systematic treatment of Karl Popper's contribution to the philosophy of the social sciences. This is the first book length exploration of Karl Popper's often neglected contributions to the philosophy of social science. William A. Gorton situates Popper's ideas on social inquiry within the broader framework of his thought, including his philosophy of natural science, his ontological theories, and his political thought. Gorton places special

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