Its first portion is titled for the "spell" of a figure whom the author accuses of perverting the intent of his teacher and of inspiring contemporary Fascists.
One part attacks Ernest Barker for support of what the author of this book dubs a "caste state." Its chief critique of another figure accuses that person of the belief that sociology is reducible to psychology, a fallacy this work refers to as "psychologism." It reverses Emile Durkheim's use of the term "organic" in one section, and Walter Kaufmann alleged in "The Hegel Myth and Its Method" that this work based part of its conclusions on an incomplete edition of Hegel. Its first portion is titled for the "spell" of a figure whom the author accuses of perverting the intent of his teacher and of inspiring contemporary Fascists. It attacks Plato in an attempt to find the roots of the systems described in its author's previous work, The Poverty of Historicism. For 10 points, name this defense of liberal democracy against the titular foes, a work of political philosophy by Karl Popper which lends its name to an "Institute" founded by Popper's disciple George Soros.
One part attacks Ernest Barker for support of what the author of this book dubs a "caste state.
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