This man's premature death foiled his plans to publish a dialogue with Paul Feyerabend, whose part of that dialog was published in 1975 as Against Method, and along with Alan Musgrave this man edited Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge.
A 2003 Kenneth Waltz essay is subtitled "Reflections on" this man. This man's early work included translating the writings of George Polya. Along with his colleague Spiro Latsis, this man criticized Milton Friedman, whom he accused of pseudo-science. This man coined the term "problem shifts", which he labeled as "degenerate" if they did not lead to the prediction of new facts. This man used the terms "protective belt" and "hard core" to describe a concept that he argued could be reached through both positive and negative heuristics: the research program. This man's premature death foiled his plans to publish a dialogue with Paul Feyerabend, whose part of that dialog was published in 1975 as Against Method, and along with Alan Musgrave this man edited Criticism and the Growth of Knowledge. For ten points, name this man who proposed a dialectic of proofs and refutations to describe mathematical progress, a 20th century Hungarian philosopher of science.
A 2003 Kenneth Waltz essay is subtitled "Reflections on" this man.
Imre {Lakatos} [accept: {Imre Lipschitz}; {Avrum Lipschitz}; {Imre Molnar}]