The open society and its enemies / Karl R. Popper.
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TextPublication details: New Jersey. Princeton University Press; 1971.Edition: 1971Description: 420 p . ; softbound 14x22cmISBN: - 978-0-691-01972-7
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Volume II: The high tide of prophecy
The rise of oracular philosophy
11. The Aristotelian roots of Hegelianism
12. Hegal and the New tribalism
Marx's Method
13. Sociological determinism
14. The autonomy of sociology
15. Economic Historicism
16. The classes
17. The legal and the social system
Marx's Prophecy
18. The coming of socialism
19. The social revolution
20. Capitalism and its fate
21. An evaluation
Marx's Ethics
22. The moral theory of historicism
The aftermath
23. The sociology of knowledge
24. Oracular philosophy and the Revolt against reason
Conclusion
25. Has history any meaning?
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