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In search of a better world by Karl Popper (Farsi)

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Karl R. Popper
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Weight
350 g (12.35 oz)
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Nov 9 — Nov 16

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In search of a better world by Karl Popper (Farsi)

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In "In Search of a Better World," Sir Karl Popper embarks on a compelling exploration of the profound impact of scientific knowledge on society throughout the twentieth century. With an unequivocal declaration of the paramount importance of scientific knowledge, Popper delves into a wide array of topics, tracing the roots of scientific speculation from classical Greece to contemporary times. The essays included in this collection traverse diverse subjects, from the Enlightenment luminaries like Kant and Voltaire to the deleterious consequences of twentieth-century totalitarianism. As a preeminent philosopher of the twentieth century, Popper shares insightful reflections on the tangible advancements and positive transformations that science has brought to society, politics, and the arts. Through his lucid prose, he offers readers a nuanced understanding of the role of science and self-criticism in shaping the intellectual landscape of our world.

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Book Genre

Philosophy

Book Subject

Popper's search for a better world for humanity.

Persian Title

کتاب در جست و جوی جهانی بهتر اثر کارل پوپر

Page Count

272

ISBN

9786229645024

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Weight 350 g
Condition

New

Product Type

Printed Book

Genre

Printed Book

Format

Paperback

Author Karl R. Popper

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