Evolutionary epistemology, rationality, and the sociology of knowledge

William Warren Bartley · Karl Raimund Popper · Gerard A. Radnitzky

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This collection of essays in support of the theory of evolutionary epistemology includes articles by Karl Popper, Peter Munz and Gerhard Vollmer. This volume attempts to show how an evolutionary and non-justificational approach affects the sociology of knowledge.

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