Lógica y ética en Karl Popper

Abstract

Popper's philosophy is usually interpreted as a fallibilist epistemology that, when applied to the social theory, serves as the foundation of the open society. It is argued here that the reverse is also trae, namely that Popper's theory of knowledge has some ethical roots whose analysis provides us with a better understanding of Popper's thought. * [Nota del ed.] El presente texto corresponde al seminario que impartió el Prof.