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020			_a978-0-691-01972-7
082			_223 _a301 _bPOP
100			_aPopper Karl R
245			_aThe open society and its enemies / _cKarl R. Popper.
250			_b1971.
260			_aNew Jersey. _bPrinceton University Press; _c1971.
300			_a420 p . ; _bsoftbound _c14x22cm
505			_aVolume 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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