This work approvingly quotes Schopenhauer's advice
This work approvingly quotes Schopenhauer's advice to a dishonest guardian on how to keep a ward from growing too intelligent.  This work satirizes one concept as resembling the story of "Tono, the Great Dane" who forms his idea of the "Great Dog" after his own attributes, leading to the happy conclusion he is the Great Dog. It praises piecemeal engineering over utopian engineering because of the latter's want of large scale social experimentation. Besides "Nature and Convention", and "Aestheticism, Perfectionism, and Utopianism", this work's second volume dicsusses "The Rise of Oracular Philosophy" and "Hegel and the New Tribalism." The first volume classifies one man as a great sociologist but decries him for a vision of fascism and totalitarianism. Opening with a chapter on "The Spell of Plato", for 10 points name this defense of liberal democracy by Karl Popper.
This work approvingly quotes Schopenhauer's advice to a dishonest guardian on how to keep a ward from growing too intelligent.  
The {Open Society} and Its {Enemies}