His later works include The Myth of the Framework and In Search of a Better World and he earned the nickname "the Official Opposition" for his objections to logical positivism.
His later works include The Myth of the Framework and In Search of a Better World and he earned the nickname "the Official Opposition" for his objections to logical positivism. He collaborated with J.C. Eccles on The Self and its Brain, and dismissed psychoanalysis as unscientific. He respectfully disagreed with Plato in the first volume of one work, "The Spell of Plato," but tore Hegel up in the second volume "The High Tide of Prophecy" for Hegel's use of historicist ideas to defend Prussia's actions. For 10 points, name this man who promoted a theory of falsifiability and wrote the works The Poverty of Historicism, The Logic of Scientific Discovery, and The Open Society and Its Enemies.
His later works include The Myth of the Framework and In Search of a Better World and he earned the nickname "the Official Opposition" for his objections to logical positivism.
Karl Raimund {Popper}