Lexikon des Kritischen Rationalismus Unknown - 2004
by J, Hans
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Das Lexikon informiert uber die Philosophie und Lebensweise des Kritischen Rationalismus. Es bietet die Moglichkeit einer schnellen Information uber die tausend wichtigsten Begriffe dieser Philosophie Karl Poppers und Hans Alberts und gibt die originalen Textstellen an. Es klart Begriffe, will vor allem aber viele praktische Argumente liefern, die in beliebigen Lebenssituationen eine wertvolle Hilfe sein konnen. Es ist ein Lexikon der Argumente. Und es ist ein Leselexikon, das mit Hunderten von leicht lesbaren, kleinen Essays das Denken und Handeln auf vielen Gebieten menschlicher Betatigung unterstutzen und verbessern kann: in Alltag und Beruf, in den verschiedenen Natur-, Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften, in Ethik, Politik und Kunst, in Metaphysik und Glaubensfragen.
Details
- Title Lexikon des Kritischen Rationalismus
- Author J, Hans
- Binding unknown
- Pages (23,5 x 16 cm); gr.-8�; XII,432
- Publisher Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. K, Tubingen
- Date 2004
- ISBN 9783161483950
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