The Philosophy of Karl Popper

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The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Karl Popper's philosophical ideas, presenting them in a structured manner. It delves into key concepts such as falsifiability, scientific methodology, and the demarcation problem, providing insights into Popper's influence on the philosophy of science. Keuth's work aims to clarify and critically assess Popper's contributions, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in contemporary philosophical discourse.