Karl Popper, the formative years, 1902-1945: politics and philosophy in interwar Vienna

Table of Contents

• Frontmatter

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• Acknowledgments (page ix)

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• Introduction (page 1)
  • Context, Biography, and Autobiography in Popper Scholarship (page 8)

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• 1 Progressive Philosophy and the Politics of Jewish Assimilation in Late Imperial Vienna (page 23)

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• 2 The Great War, the Austrian Revolution, and Communism Youth in War (page 71)

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• 3 The Early 1920s: School Reform, Socialism, and Cosmopolitanism (page 98)

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• 4 The Pedagogic Institute and the Psychology of Knowledge, 1925-1928 (page 132)

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• 5 The Philosophical Breakthrough, 1929-1932 (page 171)

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• 6 The Logic of Scientific Discovery and the Philosophical Revolution, 1932-1935 (page 214)

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• 7 Red Vienna, the "Jewish Question," and Emigration, 1936-1937 (page 290)

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• 8 Social Science in Exile, 1938-1939 (page 336)

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• 9 The Open Society, 1940-1942 (page 383)

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• 10 The Rebirth of Liberalism in Science and Politics, 1943-1945 (page 449)

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• Epilogue: Popper in the Postwar World, 1946-1994 (page 521)

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• Bibliography (page 552)

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• Index (page 591)

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