Unended Quest 无尽的探索

ACKNOWLEDG EM E NTS
1 Omniscience and Fallibility
2 Childhood Memories
3 Early Influences
4 The FirstWorld War
5 An Early Philosophical Problem: Infinity
6 My First Philosophical Failure: The Problem of Essentialism
7 A Long Digression Concerning Essentialism: What Still Divides Me from Most Contemporary Philosophers
8 A Crucial Year: Marxism; Science and Pseudoscience
9 Early Studies
10 A Second Digression: Dogmatic and Critical Thinking; Learning without Induction
11 Music
12 Speculations about the Rise of Polyphonic Music: Psychology of Discovery or Logic of Discovery?
13 Two Kinds of Music
14 Progressivism in Art, Especiallyin Music
15 Last Years at the University
16 Theory of Knowledge: Logik der Forschung
17 Who Killed Logical Positivism?
18 Realism and Quantum Theory
19 Objectivity and Physics
20 Truth; Probability; Corroboration
21 The Approaching War; The Jewish Problem
22 Emigration: England and New Zealand
23 Early Work in New Zealand
24 The Open Society and The Poverty of Historicisrn
25 Other Work in New Zealand
26 England: At the London School of" Economics and Political Science
27 Early Work in England
28 First Visit to the United States. Meeting Einstein
29 Problems and Theories
3o Debates with Schrodinger
31 Objectivity and Criticism
32 Induction; Deduction; Objective Truth
33 Metaphysical Research Programmes
34 Fighting Subjectivism in Physics: Quantum Mechanics and Propensity
35 Boltzmann and the Arrow of Time
36 The Subjectivist Theory of'Entropy
37 Darwinism as a Metaphysical Research Programme
38 World 3 or the Third World
39 The Body-Mind Problem and World 3
40 The Place of Values in a World of'Facts
POSTSCRIPT
POSTSCRIPT TO MARXISM, 1992
NOTES
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