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Critical Rationalism and Trust in Science. [PDF]

Sci Educ (Dordr), 2022
In this paper, I consider whether the critical rationalist philosophy of science may provide a rationale for trusting scientific knowledge. In the first part, I refer to several insights of Karl Popper’s social and political philosophy in order to see ...
Chmielewski A.
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Critical Rationalism as a Source of Theoretical Jurisprudence

Теоретическая и прикладная юриспруденция, 2023
The article is devoted to the inquiry of a specific conception of law, emerging from an attempt to comprehend sociolegal order through the lens of epistemology of critical rationalism.
R. S. Raab
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Critical rationalism and institutional change in Hayek [PDF]

Brazilian Journal of Political Economy
The institutional analysis promoted by F. A. Hayek seeks to understand how human action and coordination among individuals occur in an environment where the knowledge held by each person is incomplete and not fully transmittable.
EDUARDO ANGELI
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Critical rationalism and the search for standard (field-normalized) indicators in bibliometrics [PDF]

Journal of Informetrics, 2018
Bibliometrics plays an increasingly important role in research evaluation. However, no gold standard exists for a set of reliable and valid (field-normalized) impact indicators in research evaluation.
Lutz Bornmann, Werner Marx
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Critical Rationalism and Bayesianism

International Journal of Research and Scientific Innovation, 2023
Most accounts of the scientific method, e.g.s the Deductive-Nomological (D-N), Inductive Statistical (I-S), and so on, attempt to avoid Hume’s problem. Popper’s philosophy of critical rationalism and subjectivist Bayesianism come into conflict here on a number of points. The most noteworthy is on the problem of induction.
Kent C. Olson
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Critical rationalism and metaethics

Homo Oeconomicus, 2022
AbstractFor Hans Albert, what is to be deemed morally right or wrong could either be based on human conventions (decisions) or on findings of facts (cognitions). As an ethical non-cognitivist Albert emphasizes that decision-based conventions are constitutive of ‘morals/ethics’.
A. Engländer
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Two types of jurisprudence from a perspective of critical rationalism

RUDN Journal of Law
Our understanding of legal ideas is most reflected in the ability to categorize them unambiguously. At the same time, modern science faces many difficulties in categorizing legal ideas.
Ruslan S. Raab
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Karl Popper's "Critical Rationalism": The way to freedom and democracy

Історія науки і техніки
In the history of science, there are known cases when people come into life whose vocation is to make a series of discoveries, which then change the scientific views of entire generations.
Oksana Pylypchuk, Oleh Strelko
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Shaftesbury as Popperian: critical rationalism before its time? Part II

Analiza i Egzystencja, 2016
Shaftesbury has assigned humor an unparalleled role within philosophy, which maybe encapsulated in the following tenets: (1) ridicule is the test of truth; (2) humor andgood humor have a habilitating function with regard to truth; (3) the most ...
Lydia Amir
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Critical Rationalism and Post-Truth [PDF]

Journal of Philosophical Investigations, 2023
'Post-truth' has become a buzzword for numerous current crises: the fragmentation of the media landscape, the ongoing debate about 'fake news', the loss of trust in science, etc.
Thomas Hainscho
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