Kritischer Rationalismus und Einzelwissenschaften

On February 5, 2016, Hans Albert turned ninety-five years of age. To mark the occasion, a conference was held in his presence in Würzburg on the topic »Critical Rationalism and the Individual Disciplines«, during which the influence of critical rationalism on other disciplines was discussed. Critical rationalism, formulated by Karl Popper through his contentions with the Vienna (and Berlin) Circle of thinkers and elaborated by him in many details, was systematically defined by Hans Albert and, going far beyond the theory of science, was construed as a »design of a way of life«, which joins the insight into the very restricted scope of our knowledge with a lifeward model of »construction and critique«.Volker Gadenne: Die Normen der Wissenschaft: Hans Alberts Deutung der Methodologie - Herbert Keuth: Hans Albert und Karl Popper. Gemeinsamkeiten und Unterschiede - Eric Hilgendorf: Kritischer Rationalismus und Positivismus - Gert Albert: Kritischer Rationalismus und die Soziologie - Reinhard Neck: Kritischer Rationalismus und die Nationalökonomie - Armin Engländer: Kritischer Rationalismus und die Jurisprudenz - Evelyn Gröbl-Steinbach Schuster: Ist Kritische Rationalität eine Weltanschauung? - Franz Josef Wetz: Kritischer Rationalismus und Menschenwürde - Harald Stelzer: Brückenprinzipien - Hans-Joachim Petsch: Das Immunsystem der Theologie
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Hans Albert: Meine Philosophischen Auffassungen (2017)