THREE VIEWS CONCERNING HUMAN KNOWLEDGE

Karl Popper

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Historical Philosophy and Science Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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But this is by now a very old story, and I fear it has lost its interest. For Galilean science has no enemies left, it seems: its life hereafter is secure. The victory won long ago was final, and all is quiet on this front. So we take a detached view of the affair nowadays, having learned at last to think historically and to understand both sides of a dispute. And nobody cares to listen to the bore who can't forget an old grievance.

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