Introduction. I: In Defence of Scientific Rationality. The Propositional Content of the Popper-Lakatos Rift J. Watkins (deceased). Lakatos' Criticism of Popper D. Gillies. Professor Lakatos between the Hegelian Devil and the Popperian Deep Blue Sea M. Motterlini. Explaining Scientific Progress: Lakatos's Methodological Account of Kuhnian Patterns of Theory Change M. Carrier. Lakatos, Reason and History G. Forrai. `Heuristic Power' and the `Logic of Scientific Discovery': why MSRP is less than half the answer J. Worrall. Lakatos on Crucial Experiments and the History of Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics P. Szegedi. II: Underway to a Philosophy of Contemporary Mathematics. Argumentation and the Mathematical Process D. Corfield. Towards an Evolutionary Account of Conceptuel Change in Mathematics: Proofs and Refutations and the Axiomatic Variation of Concepts T. Mormann. What Lakatos Could Teach the Mathematical Physicist M. Stoeltzner. Lakatos' Epistemology of Mathematics T. Koetsier. Lakatos' Methdology between Logic and Dialectic L. Kvasz. Mathematical Heuristic - Lakatos and Polya O. Kiss. Lakatos and Aspects of Mathematics Education H.-C. Reichel. III: Life and Politics. `The Unforgiven'. Imre Lakatos Life in Hungary J. Long. Lakatos and Lukacs L. Rpolyi. Lakatos's Political Rewakening L. Congdon. IV: Imre Lakatos's Hungarian Dissertation. A Documentation arranged by Gabor Kutrovatz. V: Bibliography: Lakatos' Hungarian papers between 1946-1956.
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