Two divergent approaches to the social sciences and to liberalism By John Saudino 6 September 2021 1 Preface For some time now there has been interest on the part of some philosophers of science to reconcile Karl Popper and the…
Winch v. Popper: Rationality in the Social SciencesOrHow to parry a poker By John Saudino 19 August 2020 This is the final article in a three-part series. See Part I and Part II. 4. Conclusion: the commanding significance of Popper’s…
Winch v. Popper: Rationality in the Social SciencesOrHow to parry a poker By John Saudino 11 August 2020 This is the second article in a three-part series. See Part I here. 3. Popper’s Response to Winch and Its Implications for…
Winch v. Popper: Rationality in the Social SciencesOrHow to parry a poker By John Saudino 5 August 2020 1. General Introduction One of the most important aspects of Karl Popper’s philosophy is his attitude toward rationality. As he makes clear…
by Kai Weiss 26 November 2019 In the three-part series The Road to Fallibilism (part I, part II, part III), John Saudino attacks the Austrian School of Economics and Friedrich August von Hayek in particular. According to Saudino, Austrian Economics…
The Methodological Missteps of Friedrich von Hayek, and the Popperian Cure by John Saudino 27 October 2019 This is the final article in a three-part series. See Part I here and Part II here. 4 Conclusion 4.1 Introduction Although the…
The Methodological Missteps of Friedrich von Hayek, and the Popperian Cure By John Saudino 14 October 2019 This is the second article in a three-part series. See Part I here. 3. Conjectures and Refutations and The Poverty of Historicism: Popper’s…
The Methodological Missteps of Friedrich von Hayek, and the Popperian Cure By John Saudino 3 October 2019 To the Hayekians and Austrian Economists of all schools[1] 1. Introduction: The fundamental nature of this topic is complex, writing an introduction thereto…