This man divided three "worlds" divided into subjective thought, objective thought, and physical matter in a work structured in a Hegelian thesis- antithesis-synthesis, an "argument for interactionism"in the form of a dialogue with neurologist John Eccles, The Self and the Brain.
This man divided three "worlds" divided into subjective thought, objective thought, and physical matter in a work structured in a Hegelian thesis- antithesis-synthesis, an "argument for interactionism"in the form of a dialogue with neurologist John Eccles, The Self and the Brain. This man described his project as "inverting Heisenberg's metaphysical program" in a work that includes appendices like "Imaginary Thought Experiments" and "On Objective Disorder." A better known book by this thinker is often published alongside the paper "Indeterminism in Classical and Quantum Physics," and attacks the "confusion of trends with (*) laws" and the allure of the "dream of prophecy." Yet another book by this man attacks "The Spell of" one thinker and bemoans the "High Tide of Prophecy." This author of The Poverty of Historicism presents an alternative to verification in his Logic of Scientific Discovery, while his best-known work presents a critique of the state espoused by Plato in The Republic. FTP, name this proponent of falsifiability, the author of The Open Society And Its Enemies.
This man divided three "worlds" divided into subjective thought, objective thought, and physical matter in a work structured in a Hegelian thesis- antithesis-synthesis, an "argument for interactionism"in the form of a dialogue with neurologist John Eccles, The Self and the Brain.
Karl {Popper}