Popper and the Human Sciences.

Original publisher’s red paper-covered boards, title spine and frontcover, large 8vo: [viij], 218pp., [ij], 12 contributions, notes, bibliographical notes, general bibliography, notes on contributors, index names. Some highlighting. Contents: 1. L. Jonathan Cohen: Third World Epistemology. 2. Frank Cioffi: Psychoanalysis, Pseudo-Science and Testibility. 3. Roland Puccetti: Popper and the Mind-Body Problem. 4. David Papineau: Social Facts and Psychological Facts. 5. A.F. Chalmers: Methodological Individualism: An Incongruity in Popper’s Philosophy. 6. Alan Ryan: Popper and Liberalism. 7. Jeremy Waldron: Making Sense of Critical Dualism. 8. Noretta Koertge: Beyond Cultural Relativism. 9. Peter Urbach: Good and Bad Arguments against Historicism. 10. W.A. Suchting: Popper’s Critique of Marx’s Method. 11. Robert Ackermann: Popper and German Social Philosophy. 12. Richard Kraut: Socrates and Democracy.