Examines Karl Popper's attempt to develop a political theory that draws upon Socratic fallibilism and commitment to ethical autonomy while preserving progressive sociological insights and commitment to activism. In this title, the author defends Popper against the charges of positivism and scientism leveled by the Frankfurt School, among others.
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