The third section discusses the influence of Gestalt theorists, the promulgation of "holism," and the title concept's relationship to Utopianism.
The third section discusses the influence of Gestalt theorists, the promulgation of "holism," and the title concept's relationship to Utopianism. The book ends by asserting that modern proponents of the subject are seduced by its emotional appeal and the false impression that they have discovered "the problem of change." First published in a series of articles in Economica it was later appended by the paper "Indeterminism in Classical and Quantum Physics" and is dedicated to those who have fallen victim to the fascist and communist belief in destiny. FTP, identify this work that argues against laws of progress and a social science based on studying the past, a book by Karl Popper.
The third section discusses the influence of Gestalt theorists, the promulgation of "holism," and the title concept's relationship to Utopianism.
{The Poverty of Historicism}