Karl Popper Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Die Untersuchung des Historizismus steht im Mittelpunkt von Karl Poppers sozialphilosophischem Hauptwerk, das sich mit den Ideen von Platon sowie den Theorien von Hegel und Marx auseinandersetzt. Neben der historischen Analyse werden zentrale erkenntnistheoretische, philosophische, ethische und politische Fragestellungen behandelt, die auch heute noch relevant sind. Poppers Konzept der offenen Gesellschaft, das auf die kontinuierliche Verbesserung demokratischer Institutionen abzielt, bietet wertvolle Einsichten für alle, die sich mit der Entwicklung von Zivilgesellschaften beschäftigen.

Focusing on the philosophy of physics, this volume presents Karl Popper's critical examination of subjectivist approaches to the philosophy of science. It serves as a culmination of his ideas, elaborating on the nature of scientific discovery and emphasizing an objective framework. The work challenges established notions and contributes significantly to the discourse on scientific methodology, making it a pivotal read for those interested in the philosophy of science.

Focusing on the philosophy of physics, this volume of Karl Popper's Postscript critiques subjectivist approaches to science. It represents the culmination of his thoughts on realism and aims to redefine the relationship between scientific theories and reality. Through rigorous analysis, Popper challenges established notions, making significant contributions to the philosophy of science.

Focusing on the philosophy of physics, this volume presents Karl Popper's critique of subjectivist approaches in the field. It serves as a culmination of his thoughts and arguments, emphasizing the significance of objective scientific inquiry. As part of a larger work, it explores the implications of quantum theory and its impact on the understanding of scientific discovery, making it a crucial text for those interested in the intersection of philosophy and physics.

V návaznosti na Foucaultův pojem „biopolitiky“ se Agamben snaží předvést, že svrchovaná politická moc je v západní myšlenkové tradici již od Aristotela chápána jako „moc nad životem“. S využitím analýz C. Schmitta a výsledků antropologického bádání Agamben definuje svatého člověka jako bytost, již lze zabít, ale nikoli obětovat. Tento paradox podle Agambena vymezuje postavení moderního jedince v systému, který ovládá kolektivní „holý život“ všech.

In this long-awaited volume, Jeremy Shearmur collects the most important writings Popper made in the years after The Open Society was first published. Many are published here for the first time.

In this two-volume work, Karl Popper explores the evolution of historicism, the belief in laws governing historical development, as articulated by Plato (Volume I) and later by Hegel, Marx, and their successors (Volume II). The text also engages with a range of epistemological, philosophical, ethical, and political issues that remain relevant today. Since its publication in 1945, the book has been translated into 23 languages, highlighting its significance as more than just a critique of philosophical systems from antiquity to modern times. Popper's theory of the open society emphasizes the continuous improvement of institutions within parliamentary democracies, a concept that is thoroughly developed across both volumes. This work is essential for anyone interested in the foundations and advancement of civil societies.

Publikace přináší vybrané filosoficko - politické texty M. Lobkowicze, T. G. Masaryka a dalších. Editor jaroslav Kohout.