"The Myth of Origin and Destiny" is the first major section of this work, one of whose major premises holds that public policy should seek to "minimize avoidable suffering" and "maximize the freedom of individuals to live as they wish," leading its author to analyze how to "minimize misrule."  
"The Myth of Origin and Destiny" is the first major section of this work, one of whose major premises holds that public policy should seek to "minimize avoidable suffering" and "maximize the freedom of individuals to live as they wish," leading its author to analyze how to "minimize misrule."  An attack on major 19th century thinkers is found in its second volume, entitled "The High Tide of Prophecy: Hegel, Marx, and the Aftermath," while its first volume, "The Spell of Plato," attacks Platonic philosophy while defending democracy.  FTP, what is this work, the magnum opus of Karl Popper?
"The Myth of Origin and Destiny" is the first major section of this work, one of whose major premises holds that public policy should seek to "minimize avoidable suffering" and "maximize the freedom of individuals to live as they wish," leading its author to analyze how to "minimize misrule."  
The Open Society and Its Enemies