Karl Popper
What’s inside
Karl Popper’s ‘The Logic of Scientific Discovery’ revolutionizes the understanding of scientific inquiry, arguing for falsification over verification as the demarcation between science and non-science.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the philosophical underpinnings of scientific inquiry
- Learning about falsifiability as a tool to distinguish between science and non-science
- Gaining insights into the development and testing of scientific theories
- Appreciating the historical context of scientific methodology
Key Points
- Problem of Induction and its Limitations
- Falsifiability as a Criterion for Science
- Distinction between Science and Pseudoscience
- Methodology of Scientific Research Programs
- Critique of Positivism and its Influence
- Empirical Basis of Scientific Knowledge
- Role of Theories and Conjectures in Science
Who’s it For
- Scientists
- Philosophers
- Academics
- Students of Philosophy of Science
- Anyone interested in the methodology of scientific research
About the author
Karl Popper was an influential philosopher of science, known for his critical rationalism and rejection of the traditional inductive approach.