Experience and perceptual belief

Alan Musgrave

5-19

Critical rationalism and the principle of sufficient reason

Gunnar Andersson

21-30

Ratio negativa

the Popperian challenge

Zuzana Parusniková

31-45

"Why, and to what extent, may a false hypothesis yield the truth?"

Stefano Gattei

47-61

Proof versus sound inference

Nimrod Bar-Am

63-70

A problem for Popper's fallibilism

Ladislav Kvasz, Eugen Zeleňák

71-81

Why advocate pancritical rationalism?

Darrell P. Rowbottom, Otávio Bueno

81-89

Karl Popper and Hans Albert

the broad scope of critical rationalism

91-100

Problem-solving and the problem of induction

Donald Gillies

103-115

Popper's fundamental misdiagnosis of the scientific defects of freudian psychoanalysis

Adolf Grünbaum

117-134

Popper on refutability

some philosophical and historical questions

Diego L. Rosende

135-154

Popper's thesis of the unity of scientific method

method versus techniques

Carlos Verdugo

155-160

Popper's analysis of the problems of induction and demarcation and Mises' justification of the theoretical social sciences

Natsuka Tokumaru

161-174

Popper's theory of the searchlight

a historical assessment of its significance

Michel ter Hark

175-184

From group selection to ecological niches

Jack Birner

185-202

Popperian individualism today

Anthony O'Hear

205-215

Popper's continuing relevance

Ian Jarvie

217-235

Open society and the European union

Miloslav Bednar

237-244

Open rationality

making guesses about nature, society and justice

Alain Boyer

245-255

Logic and the open society

revising the place of Tarski's theory of truth within Popper's political philosophy

Alexander J. Naraniecki

257-271

Popper and communitarianism

justification and criticism of moral standards

Harald Stelzer

273-285

Popper's communitarianism

Jeff Kochan

287-303

Re-examination of Popper's portrayal of Socrates

Herzl Baruch

305-320

The moral underpinnings of Popper's philosophy

Noretta Koertge

323-338

Critical rationalism and ethics

Jeremy Shearmur

339-356

Popper's insights into the state of economics

Joseph Agassi

357-368

Popper and Sen on rationality and economics

two (independent) wrong turns can be remedied with the same program

John Wettersten

369-378

Popperian selectionism and its implications for education, or "what to do about the myth of learning by instruction from without?"

Joanna Swann

379-388

Applying Popperian didactics

Michael Segre

389-395

The difficulties with Popper's nontraditional conception of metaphysics

Musa Akrami

397-416

Out of error

further essays on critical rationalism

David Miller

417-423