Поппер К. Открытое общество и его враги (полный комплект)

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Popper Karl. The open society and its enemies. In two volumes. Under total ed. V. N. Sadovsky. M. Phoenix. cultural initiative. 1992 446+525s. Hard cover. Normal format.

First Russian edition. Couldn't find a publisher in the United States of America, so it was first printed in London in 1945. The author criticizes the theories of teleological historicism, in which history unfolds inexorably according to universal laws, and accuses Plato, Hegel and Marx of totalitarianism for relying on the principle of historicism in their political philosophy. Popper's conclusions: 1. Marx failed as a prophet. In fact, he had a vague idea of ​​what was to come. Marx was sure that in the future the influence of the state would weaken, but the opposite happened. 2. No society today can remain closed for a long time, because a closed society inevitably becomes backward and weak in all respects. This work by Popper was recognized as one of the hundred best scientific books of the 20th century.

Sir Karl Raymond Popper (1902 - 1994) was an Austrian and British philosopher and sociologist. One of the most influential philosophers of science of the 20th century. He is the founder of the philosophical concept of critical rationalism. He described his position as follows: "I may be wrong, and you may be right, make an effort, and we may get closer to the truth."

Contents: The Rise of the Philosophy of Oracles.: The Aristotelian Roots of Hegelianism./ Hegel and the New Tribal Spirit.// Marx's Method.: Marx's Sociological Determinism./ Autonomy of Sociology./ Economic Historicism./ Classes./ Legal and Social System.// Marx's prophecy.: The advent of socialism./ Social revolution./ Capitalism and its fate./ Evaluation of Marx's prophecy.// Marx's ethics.: Moral theory of historicism.// Other oracles.: Sociology of knowledge./ Philosophy of oracles and revolt against reason./ / Conclusion.: Does history make any sense?// Additions: Facts, norms and truth: further critique of relativism./ A note on M. Schwarzschild's book about Karl Marx.// The collapse of the Marxist assault: how to understand the past and influence for the future?// Pointers.

The condition of the books is very good, one imperfection is on the last photo (irregularities on the back covers).