One of this man's earliest works was "An Attempt at a Realistic Interpretation of Experience," done while he was a student leader of the Kraft Circle. He discussed his personal sense of aimlessness in his autobiography Killing Time and mused on G.E. Moore's thought in "A Note on the Paradox of Analysis." Other works include Three Dialogues on Knowledge, the unfinished book Conquest of Abundance, and a collection of his papers entitled Farewell to Reason. His most famous work claims to apply the ideas of JS Mill in On Liberty and was dedicated to his longtime friend and rival Imre Lakatos; in that work he puts forth his "epistemological anarchism." FTP, name this author of Against Method, an 
One of this man's earliest works was "An Attempt at a Realistic Interpretation of Experience," done while he was a student leader of the Kraft Circle. He discussed his personal sense of aimlessness in his autobiography Killing Time and mused on G.E. Moore's thought in "A Note on the Paradox of Analysis." Other works include Three Dialogues on Knowledge, the unfinished book Conquest of Abundance, and a collection of his papers entitled Farewell to Reason. His most famous work claims to apply the ideas of JS Mill in On Liberty and was dedicated to his longtime friend and rival Imre Lakatos; in that work he puts forth his "epistemological anarchism." FTP, name this author of Against Method, an Austrian-born philosopher of science who argued against scientific method.  
One of this man's earliest works was "An Attempt at a Realistic Interpretation of Experience," done while he was a student leader of the Kraft Circle.
Paul Feyerabend