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> The Open Society and its Enemies. Princeton Classics. With a new foreword by George Soros Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2020.
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Newsletter #14
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The Karl Popper Foundation Klagenfurt distributes this quarterly newsletter by electronic mail to all those persons and institutions whose names are on its mailing list (which currently contains some 620 entries). The main purpose of the newsletter is to provide advance notice of meetings, and to record recent publications, in the area of critical rationalism (widely understood).
The normal practice of the Karl Popper Newsletter will be to announce forthcoming meetings only when their dates are fixed and an appropriate link is provided to an external website. Recent publications will normally be announced only when they have appeared in print (or online), and full bibliographical details are made available.
Every effort will be made to provide only truthful information, but the KPF Klagenfurt cannot take responsibility for the accuracy of sites to which it provides a link. Please note that this is a newsletter, not a discussion forum, and comments on items listed should be directed to their authors, not to the KPF Klagenfurt.
You are invited to send to kp...@aau.at any notices that you would like to be considered for inclusion in issue #15 of the newsletter by March 5, 2021.
The past issues of the Newsletter are archived at www.aau.at/kpf/newsletter/.
If you receive the present notice and do not wish to be contacted again, please send a brief note to this effect to kp...@aau.at.
- Testimonies from the Five Continents -
ourkarlpopper.net
CALL for SUBMISSIONS
It is with great pleasure that I introduce this new blogging project dedicated to the work and philosophy of Karl Popper: ourkarlpopper.net. This blog is not about the work of Karl Popper itself, but rather about how you got to know Karl Popper and his philosophy, and the type of impression that the man and his work made on you.
The purpose of the blog is to collect testimonies, not longer than 3,500 words, of how Karl Popper’s ideas have made a difference in your life. It would be great if you could also describe how you found his work, including the first book of his that you read, and the context — time, place, occasion — during which you encountered Popper’s oeuvre for the first time. As of December 4th 2020, six contributions have been published and I look forward to publishing many more.
Submissions can be sent to ourkar...@gmail.com. To speed up the process of acceptance and publication, please read the Calls for submissions page carefully.
The week-end of January 9th-10th 2021
Organized by ourkarlpopper.net
The objective of this virtual Meet 'n' Greet is to create an informal networking setting for people interested in further expanding and popularizing the philosophy of Karl Popper across the globe. A second objective is to honor, celebrate and toast the various people who contributed to and helped spread the word about Popper's philosophy during the last 30 years. The Meet 'n' Greet shall start at 2:30 PM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) on Saturday, January 9th 2021 and end at 2:30 PM GMT on Sunday, January 10th 2021. People can drop by any time at their convenience, but RSVP'ing is strongly encouraged.
Format:
The Meet 'n' Greet is intended to mimic the setting of a face-to-face reception to celebrate the contributions of specific Popperians. It will be facilitated by different hosts located in the key time zones across the globe. We shall toast specific Popperians on the hour. Guests and participants shall have an opportunity to introduce themselves on the half hour.
Invited Participants:
We expect several people who met Karl Popper in person or worked with him to participate or drop by for a brief period. https://ourkarlpopper.net/24-hr-virtual-meet-n-greet/ will give further details as they become available
RSVP:
You are strongly encouraged to RSVP to contact ourkar...@gmail.com as there are a limited # of slots at any time. Make sure to include the approximate time you intend to drop by.
For the latest information, organizational details & FAQ:
Visit https://ourkarlpopper.net/24-hr-virtual-meet-n-greet/
February 8, 2021, Hans Albert will celebrate his 100th birthday. Hans Albert is the leading exponent of Critical Rationalism. He was a friend of Karl Popper until the latter’s death. He has contributed to the scientific literature about Critical Rationalism in many books and papers in scientific journals and collective volumes, mostly in German. Among publications in English, the Treatise on Critical Reason is a translation of his main work, and the book Between Social Science, Religion and Politics contains some of his most important articles in English. A festschrift on the occasion of his centenary is on the way. If you want to congratulate him, his postal address (he does not have an email address) is Freiburger Strasse 62, D-69126 Heidelberg, Germany.
March 27th-28th 2021
Jeremy Shearmur will be convening a conference on Popper’s work, which will take place using Zoom, on 27th and 28th March 2021. There will be no conference fee or other fees of any kind. To accommodate people from as many time-zones as possible, sessions may be held between 07.00- 20.00 London time. The conference language will be English. For full information about the conference including information about procedure, when to submit an abstract for consideration and if invited (on the basis of the abstract) a paper, contact Jeremy at: Jeremy....@fallowfield.info.
Alles Leben ist Problemlösen. Über Erkenntnis, Geschichte und Politik. München: Piper, 20. Auflage 2020.
Auf der Suche nach einer besseren Welt. Vorträge und Aufsätze aus 30 Jahren. München: Piper, 21. Auflage 2020.
The Open Society and its Enemies. Princeton Classics. With a new foreword by George Soros Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 2020.
Adams, M. S. (2020), ‘Sleeping dogs and rebellious hopes’: anarchist utopianism in the age of realized utopia. In: History of European Ideas 46(8), 1093–1106.
Festa, R., Cevolani, G. (2020), A Partial Consequence Account of Truthlikeness. In: Synthese 197(4), 1627–1646.
Frederick, D. (2020), Falsificationism and the Pragmatic Problem of Induction. In: Organon F 27(4), 494–503.
Giacomellia, B., Allevi, A., Bondanic, M. (2020), Implementation of Popper’s thought experiment with pseudo-thermal light. In: Physics Letters A 384(25), 126482.
Kühne, O. (2020), Landscape Conflicts - A Theoretical Approach Based on the Three Worlds Theory of Karl Popper and the Conflict Theory of Ralf Dahrendorf, Illustrated by the Example of the Energy System Transformation in Germany. In: Sustainability 12(17), 6772.
Leoussi, A. (2020), Max Weber and Karl Popper in Michael Banton’s analysis of the concept of race. In: Nations and Nationalism 26(3), 506–510.
Metz, T. (2020), Popper’s Politics and Law in the Light of African Values. In: Jus Cogens (2), 185–204.
O'Hear, A. (2020), 'Heard Enough from the Experts? A Popperian Enquiry'. In: Gonzáles, W. J. (ed.), New Approaches to Scientific Realism, pp.348–364. Berlin and Boston: De Gruyter.
Shaw, J. (2020), The Problem of the Empirical Basis in the Popperian Tradition: Popper, Bartley, and Feyerabend. In: The Journal of the International Society for the History of Philosophy of Science 10(2), 524–561.
Stránský, J. (2020), Karl Popper and the Method of Causal Explanation in Historical Sciences. In: E-LOGOS – Electronic Journal for Philosophy 27(1), 30–37.
Zappia, C. (2020), Paradox? What Paradox? On a Brief Correspondence Between Leonard Savage and Karl Popper. In: Fiorito, L., Scheall, S., Suprinyak, C. E. (Eds.), Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology: Including a Symposium on Sir James Steuart: The Political Economy of Money and Trade, pp.161–177. Bingley: Emerald Publishing Limited.
Mehdi Boroujerdi. 'A Review of the Justification of Induction from the Perspective of David Miller'. Jostarhaye Falsafi (Philosophical Essays), 2016, No. 29, pp. 5-42.
Bída historicismu. [The Poverty of Historicism. Czech. Transl.: Jana Odehnalová]. Praha: Oikoymenh, 2020, second reprint.
Bilimsel araştırmanın mantığı. [Logik der Forschung. Turkish. Transl.: Ilknur Aka and Ibrahim Turan]. Istanbul: Yapi Kredi Kültür Sanat Yayincilik, 10th ed. 2020.
Daha iyi bir dünya arayışı. Son otuz yılın makaleleri ve bildireleri. [Auf der Suche nach einer besseren Welt. Turkish. Transl.: İlknur Aka] Istanbul: Yapı Kredi Kültür Sanat Yayıncılık, 7. baskı 2020.
Rānamā-ye Kambrij be Andishe hā-ye Popper. [The Cambridge Companion to Popper. Persian. Transl.: Hussein Valeh] Tehran: Tarh-e Nou, 2020.
(September 2020) by Richard Herzinger
La televisione ci dice chi odiare. Popper ci aveva avvertito 25 anni fa
(July 2019) by Davide Traglia
Registered Charity No. 1059495
Trustees: D W Miller,
B R Mew, J F G Shearmur, I Fairclough
The Karl Popper Charitable Trust (Coventry, UK) welcomes applications from individuals and groups for financial support for activities designed to further its principal aim; that is to say to advance the education of the public in the philosophy, ideas, life, and writings of Karl Popper, especially in the spheres of scientific method, critical rationalism and the virtues of the open society.
In the past the KPCT has provided partial support for conferences centrally concerned with critical rationalism, and for the preparation of monographs, translations, and edited works on closely related subjects.
Outline proposals and inquiries should be sent in the first instance to David Miller(dwmil...@yahoo.com).
The Karl Popper Collection has been located in the University Library of the Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt since 1995. It is the home of the estate of Sir Karl Popper, consisting of books, journals, correspondence, manuscripts and other writings. The organizational structure is the one that has been set up by the Hoover Institution Archive, Stanford, California, where the definitive Karl Popper Archive is located. The Collection in Klagenfurt is composed of a full set of digital representations of the material in boxes 1–583.
To supplement its core collection the Karl Popper Collection houses single archival items as well as material that has originated in the working practices of scholars and editors of Karl Popper’s books, such as fascicles presented by Troels Eggers Hansen and Arne F. Petersen.
All the material that can be found in Klagenfurt is available for scientific analysis and research. The contact persons are Thomas Hainscho and Nicole Sager. Their contact email address is popper.b...@aau.at.
A central part of the Karl Popper Collection is the frequently updated International personal bibliography of Karl R. Popper. It documents Popper’s published works, translations of his works, and the extensive secondary literature.
Index of Supplements to the Karl Popper Collection: www.aau.at/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Karl-Popper_Supplements.pdf
Since 2008, when the Alpen-Adria Universität Klagenfurt became the Proprietor of the rights in all works and writings by Karl Popper, the Karl Popper Collection houses the Karl Popper Copyright Office. This unit must be approached for permissions to publish, republish, translate or quote at length Popper’s works. This office, which is run by Thomas Hainscho, maintains contacts to publishing houses all over the world in order to promote the distribution of Popper’s works.
For further information on the archive, the bibliography and the Karl Popper Copyright Office please visit our website www.aau.at/universitaetsbibliothek-klagenfurt/karl-popper-sammlung (German version) or www.aau.at/en/university-library-klagenfurt/karl-popper-collection (English version). The contact email address of the Copyright Office is popper.c...@aau.at.
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