It [The Open Society and its Enemies] made me realize how it is possible for a whole tradition of scholarship to distort systematically the interpretation of a period.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Karl Popper
Popper "shows" [in The Open Society and Its Enemies] that he is smarter and more open-minded than Plato or Hegel. That kind of thinking is one of the main obstacles to open-mindedness in our time. --The Intercollegiate Review
It [The Open Society and its Enemies] made me realize how it is possible for a whole tradition of scholarship to distort systematically the interpretation of a period.--Orlando Patterson
It [The Open Society and its Enemies] made me realize how it is possible for a whole tradition of scholarship to distort systematically the interpretation of a period.
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