He posited a "Third World," apart from mind and matter, which would contain objective mental entities in a book he wrote with Sir John Eccles, The Self and Its Brain.  
He posited a "Third World," apart from mind and matter, which would contain objective mental entities in a book he wrote with Sir John Eccles, The Self and Its Brain.  He wrote "in defense of science and rationality" in a book published in the year he died, 1994's The Myth of the Framework.  He wrote a fugue for organ to gain admission to the Vienna Conservatory, a period discussed in his Unended Quest, but went on to get a Ph.D in psychology, when he became interested in the problems of induction and the nature of scientific understanding.  More famously, he attacked the notion of an exact science of history in The Poverty of Historicism, and criticized Plato and Hegel as fascists in The Open Society and Its Enemies.  FTP, name this philosopher, best known for his doctrine of falsifiability.
He posited a "Third World," apart from mind and matter, which would contain objective mental entities in a book he wrote with Sir John Eccles, The Self and Its Brain.  
Sir Karl Raimund Popper