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A word of explanation: if Btt is all about business
performance improvement, why are books by Karl Popper - a leading twentieth
century philosopher - recommended here ? Good question.
The only answer is that if you're interested in clear,
penetrating, critical thinking - you have to be interested in the thinking
of Karl Popper. He was and still is the master!
For a gentle introduction to Karl Popper's ideas, the book
"Popper" by Bryan Magee is a
good start.
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further details from Amazon.co.uk |
US book information: click
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The Logic of Scientific Discovery by
Karl Popper |
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Objective Knowledge: An
Evolutionary Approach by Karl Popper
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A World of Propensities
by Karl Popper
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Conjectures and Refutations; The Growth of
Scientific Knowledge |
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The open universe: An argument for
indeterminism (The Postscript to The logic of scientific discovery) |
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Open Society and Its Enemies (Volume 1) |
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Open Society and Its Enemies (Volume 2) |
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The Poverty of Historicism
by Karl Popper |
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Kuhn vs. Popper : The Struggle for the Soul
of Science by Steve Fuller |
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Popper by Bryan Magee
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