Unidentified writings undated
Untitled volumes
Of Clouds and Clocks; A Realist View of Logic, Physics, and History; Evolution and the Tree of Knowledge; Epistemology Without a Knowing Subject; On the Theory of the Objective Mind; Professor Popper's Seminar On Seeing Red, 1969 January 7; The Myth of the Framework; Models, Instruments, and Truth
"Einstein"
"How I See Philosophy"
"In Search of Enlightenment: Essays in the Philosophy of Science and of Politics." Preface; Science: Problems, Aims, Responsibilities; Optimist, Pessimist, and Pragmatist Views of Scientific Knowledge; Physics and Philosophy; The Bucket and the Searchlight; In Search of Enlightenment; The Status of Science; A Note on the Cold War; The Open Society and the Democratic State; Einstein's Influence on My View of Science; Julius Kraft, 1898-1960; Epistemology and Industrialization; Historical Explanation: An Interview; Models, Instruments, and Truth: The Rationality Principle in the Social Sciences
"Lady Popper's Essay Volume"
"The Myth of the Framework" (also entitled "Emancipation through Knowledge" and "On History and Society")
General
"Philosophy and Physics" (also entitled "Realism and Physics")
Notes
Appendices: On the Probabilistic Theory of Induction. Probability Magic or Knowledge out of Ignorance; On Carnap's Version of Laplace's Rule of Succession; The Mysteries of Udolpho: A Reply to Professors Jeffrey and Bar-Hillel; A Comment on Miller's New Paradox of Information; A Paradox of Zero Information; On Rules of Detachment and So-Called Inductive Logic; Theories, Experience, and Probabilistic Intuitions; Creative and Non-Creative Definitions in the Calculus of Probability
Appendices: On the Probabilistic Theory of Induction. Probability Magic or Knowledge out of Ignorance; On Carnap's Version of Laplace's Rule of Succession; The Mysteries of Udolpho: A Reply to Professors Jeffrey and Bar-Hillel; A Comment on Miller's New Paradox of Information; A Paradox of Zero Information; On Rules of Detachment and So-Called Inductive Logic; Theories, Experience, and Probabilistic Intuitions; Creative and Non-Creative Definitions in the Calculus of Probability
"A Pluralist Approach to (the Philosophy of) History." Theories of Knowledge: The Bucket and the Searchlight; Three Idols of Empiricism: Precision - Definition - The Senses and Their Data; A Pluralist Approach to the Philosophy of History; Eine objektive Theorie des historischen Verstehens; Historical Explanation; Die Logik der Sozialwissenschaften; Models, Instruments, and Truth; Epistemology and Industrialisation; In Search of Enlightenment; The Status of Science; The Open Society and the Democratic State; A Note on the Cold War; Reason or Revolution. Outline for a suggested volume sent to Arne F. Petersen on 1971 May 21
"Social Science/Social Philosophy" (also entitled "Philosophy of Science and of Politics")
"Wie ich die Philosophie sehe" (intended for publication in Reclam ). Das Sokratische Nichtwissen; Wie Ich die Philosophie sehe; Wissenschaft und Kritik; Der Einfluss philosophischer Probleme auf die Physik der Materie; Wissenschaftliche Reduktion und die essentielle Unvollstandigkeit der Wissenschaft; Die Rationalitat wissenschaftlicher Revolutionen; Der relativistische Mythos; Woran glaubt der Westen?; Utopie und Gewalt; Selbstbefreiung durch das Wissen
Essay volumes (apparently projected compilations of selected writings) 1970s 1980s undated
While developing a theory of natural deduction, holograph and typescript notes and fragments 1940s
"On the Power of the Probability Calculus to Solve the Problem of Induction" undated
"A Refutation of Determinism" undated
German version
German version
First edition 1934
Correspondence
Reviews
Second edition 1966
Third edition 1969
Reviews
Fourth edition 1971
Reviews
Seventh edition 1982
Eighth edition 1984
English version
First edition 1959
Correspondence
Reviews 1959-1960
English
Second edition 1968
Third edition 1972
Tenth impression, revised 1980
Spanish version 1962
Japanese version, correspondence 1971
French version 1973
Chinese versions
Typescript
"The Changing Bases of Society: Trends Likely to Influence the Future," two radio broadcast scripts, National Broadcasting Services, Christchurch, New Zealand (other participants in the discussions were Colin G. F. Simkin, Hugh N. Parton, P. Percival), typescript 1941 July 23
"The Poverty of Historicism," Economica1944-1945 [See: The Poverty of Historicism] 1957
"Ein Kriterium des empirischen Charakters theoretischer Systeme," Erkenntnis 1932-1933
English version
First edition 1945
Correspondence
Braunthal, Alfred
Hellin, Frederick
Reviews
Second edition 1950
Third edition 1957
Fourth edition 1962
Correspondence
Fifth edition 1966
Correspondence
Dutch version 1950
German version
First edition 1957-1958
French version 1979
Greek version 1980
Correspondence
Papadaki, Irene
Logik der Forschung 1934
"Zur Kritik der Ungenauigkeitsrelationen," Die Naturwissenschaften 1934
"What is Dialectic?" Mind, German version, 1965 1940
The Open Society and Its Enemies 1945
"Why are the Calculi of Logic and Arithmetic Applicable to Reality?" Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 1946
"Methods in Philosophy," speech, Cambridge University Moral Science Club, Cambridge, England 1946 October 25
Correspondence
English published version 1948
Japanese version, Correspondence 1963.
German published version 1968
English version
"The Propositional and Functional Logic of Derivation and of Demonstration," 1947
English versions. Typescript
"Logic without Assumptions," Speech, Aristotelian Society, London, England 1947 May 5.
"Utopia and Violence," Speech, Rencontres Philosophiques de Bruxelles, Institut des Arts, Brussels, Belgium 1947 June.
"On the Theory of Deduction," Speech, 10th International Congress of Philosophy, Amsterdam, Holland (published in Proceedings of the Koninklijke Nederlandsche Wetenscappen: Proceedings of the Section of Sciences 1948 August 11-18. 1948)
"Prediction and Prophecy and the Significance for Social Theory," 1948 August 11-18. Speech, 10th International Congress of Philosophy, Amsterdam, Holland (published in Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Philosophy 1948)
"The Trivialization of Mathematical Logic," Paper, 10th International Congress of Philosophy, Amsterdam, Holland 1948 August 11-18.
"Naturgesetze und theoretische Systeme," 1948 August 24. The European Forum Alpbach 1948, Alpbach, Austria (published in Gesetz und Wirklichkeit 1949)
"Indeterminism in Quantum Physics and in Classical Physics," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, 1950 (expanded version of paper read before the British Society for the History of Science 1948 November 15)
Miseria dello storicismo1954. See The Poverty of Historicism 1957
"The Study of Nature and Society," The William James Lectures, Department of Philosophy, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. Holograph (consists primarily of notes and outlines) 1950 February 16-April 27.
"The Classical Conditional," 1952
"Humanism and Reason," The Philosophical Quarterly1952. Review of E. Grassi and T. von Uexkull, Von Ursrpung und Grenzen der Geistwissenschaften und Naturwissenschaften 1950
"The Role of the Scientist in Society Today," Speech, The English Speaking Union of the British Commonwealth, London, England 1952 September 26-28.
Correspondence
"Complementarity and the Two-Slit Experiment," 1953
"Philosophy of Science: A Personal Report," 1953 July 30. Speech, Peterhouse, Cambridge, England. Typescript for publication in British Philosophy in Mid-Century 1957
"Language and the Body-Mind Problem: A Restatement of Interactionism," Speech, 11th International Congress of Philosophy, Brussels, Belgium 1953 August 20-26.
"The Construction of Shortest Random-Like Sequences of Degree n" (with L. R. B. Elton) 1954-1955
"Immanuel Kant: Philosopher of the Enlightenment," 1954 February 5. Radio broadcast, British Broadcasting Corporation, London, England (published in The Listener 1954 February 18)
"Self-Reference and Meaning in Ordinary Language," Mind 1954 April
German version
English version
Correspondence
Misere de l'historicisme1956. See The Poverty of Historicism 1957
Versions for publication
English 1955-1956
German
1956
"Degree of Confirmation," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1954 August
"Die Philosophie und die Wissenschaften," Speech, The European Forum Alpbach 1954, Alpbach, Austria 1954 August 19.
"On a Proposed Solution of the Paradox of the Liar," Speech, Association for Symbolic Logic, Amsterdam, Holland 1954 September 1.
"Towards a Liberal Theory of Public Opinion," Speech, Mont Pelerin Conference, Venice, Italy 1954 September 6-11.
"A Note on Tarski's Definition of Truth," Mind 1955
Typescript and holograph
"A Paradox of Measure Theory," 1955
"Two Autonomous Axiom Systems for the Calculus of Probabilities," British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1955
"Adequacy and Consistency: A Second Reply to Dr. Bar-Hillel," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1956
English version 1956
"Three Views Concerning Human Knowledge," Contemporary British Philosophy 1956
Correspondence
"The Arrow of Time," Nature, For replies and counterreplies, see "Irreversibility and Mechanics," 1956 August 18; "Irreversible Processes in Physical Theory," 1957 June 22; "Irreversibility, or Entropy since 1905," 1957 August; "Irreversible Processes in Physical Theory," 1958 February 8; "Time's Arrow and Entropy," 1965 July 17; "Time's Arrow and Feeding on Negentropy," 1967 January 21; "Structural Information and the Arrow of Time," 1967 April 15 1956 March 17.
"Reason and Tradition: Problems of the Open Society," Lecture series, Conference on Social Theory, Department of Sociology, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. Typescript and holograph (consists primarily of notes and outlines) 1956 June 25-July 6.
"Irreversibility and Mechanics," Nature, Reply to Richard Schlegel 1956 August 18.
"Entropy since 1905," Speech, Annual Conference of the Philosophy of Science Group, Manchester, England 1956 September 21-23.
"The Non-Existence of Scientific Method," Autumn? Speech, Stanford, California 1956
Correspondence
"The Riddle of Experience," Radio broadcast, British Broadcasting Corporation, London, England 1956 October 1.
English version
1957
1959
German versions
English version
Journal edition, as published in Economica 1944-1945
Book edition
First edition 1957
Reviews
Correspondence
Second edition 1960
Second edition, corrected 1963
Italian version 1954
Reviews
French version 1956
Correspondence
German version
First edition 1965
Third edition 1971
Fifth edition 1979
Japanese version 1965
Correspondence
"The History of Our Time: An Optimist's View," Sixth Eleanor Rathbone Memorial Lecture, University of Bristol, England 1956 October 12.
"The Aim of Science," Ratio 1957
The Poverty of Historicism 1957
Correspondence
"The Propensity Interpretation of the Calculus of Probability and Quantum Theory," Speech, Colston Research Society of Bristol, University of Bristol, England 1957 April 1-4.
"Irreversibility; or Entropy since 1905," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1957 August
"Probability Magic, or Knowledge out of Ignorance," Dialectica, 1957 September 15-December 15. Abridgement of chapter from the early manuscript of Postscript to the Logic of Scientific Discovery
"On Mr. Roy Harrod's New Argument for Induction," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1958
"A Third Note on Degree of Corroboration or Confirmation," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1958.
"Irreversible Processes in Physical Theory," Nature, Reply to R. C. L. Bosworth 1958 February 8.
"Remarques critiques sur la philosophie analytique," Speech, Fourth International Seminar on Analytical Philosophy, Royaumont, France 1958 April 7-13.
"On the Status of Science and Metaphysics: Two Radio Talks," 1958 July 2. Radio broadcasts entitled "Experience and Logic" and "The Problem of the Irrefutability of Philosophical Theories," Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany (first published in Ratio 1958).
"Zum Thema Freiheit," 1958 August 25. Speech, The European Forum Alpbach 1958, Alpbach, Austria (subsequently published in Die Philosophie und die Wissenschaften: Simon Moser zum 65. Geburtstag 1967)
English version
"Philosophy and Physics: The Influence on Physics of Some Metaphysical Speculations on the Structure of Matter," 1958 September 12-18. Paper, 12th International Congress of Philosophy, Venice, Italy (published in Atti del XII congresso internazionale di filosofia 1958)
"Interpretation of Indeterminacy Formulae," 1959?
"A Note on Logically False Evidence Statements," 1959?
"A Note on the Tunnel Effect," 1959?
"Some Comments on Heisenberg's Principle of Indeterminacy," 1959?
Published version (English) 1975-1979
Typescript
Untitled, Relates to indeterminism and Heisenberg's formula 1959?
"Woran glaubt der Westen?" 1959. Speech, Zurich, Switzerland (published in Erziehung zur Freiheit 1959)
"The Propensity Interpretation of Probability," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, " 1959 May
"Epistemology and Industrialization: Remarks on the Influence of Philosophical Ideas on the History of Europe," Speech, School of Economics, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland 1959 June 13.
"Die Philosophie in den Grundentscheidungen," Speech, Handels-Hochschule St. Gallen, Switzerland 1959 June 23.
"Probabilistic Independence and Corroboration by Empirical Tests," British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1960
"Reason or Revolution?" 1960
"On the Sources of Knowledge and of Ignorance," Speech, British Academy. See also "On the Sources of Our Knowledge," 1959 1960 January 20.
Lecture version 1960
Published versions
English
Proceedings of The British Academy 1960
Encounter 1962
Studies in Philosophy: British Academy Lectures 1966
German 1975
"Some Comments on Truth and the Growth of Knowledge," 1960 August-September. Paper, International Congress for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Stanford, California (condensed version of the original draft entitled "The Idea of Truth and the Empirical Character of Scientific Theories," subsequently published as "Truth Rationality, and the Growth of Scientific Knowledge," Chapter 10, Conjectures and Refutations 1962)
Correspondence
"Selbstbefreiung durch das Wissen," Radio broadcast, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Munich, Germany 1961 February.
German version
Broadcast version
Published version, in Der Sinn der Geschichte, edited by Leonhard Reinisch 1961
English version, in Humanist Outlook, edited by Alfred J. Ayer 1968
Correspondence
"Die Logik der Sozialwissenschaften," Speech, Symposium on the Logic of the Social Sciences, Tubingen, Germany 1961 October.
German version
Lecture version 1961
Published version 1962
English version 1976
Correspondence
Correspondence
English version
Correspondence
First edition 1962
Correspondence 1963
Typescript and holograph
Reprint of first edition 1964
Second edition 1965
Typescript and holograph
Third edition 1969
German version (not published)
Correspondence 1967-1969
Typescript and holograph
French version 1985
Japanese version, Correspondence n.d.
"On Carnap's Version of Laplace's Rule of Succession," Mind, 1962. Holograph and typescript.
"Creative and Non-Creative Definitions in the Calculus of Probability," Synth'se 1963 June
"Evolution and the Tree of Knowledge," The Herbert Spencer Lecture, Oxford, England 1961 October 30.
"Science and the Growth of Knowledge," The Shearman Memorial Lectures, University College, London, England 1961 November 21-30.
English version
Conjectures and Refutations 1962
"Julius Kraft, 1898-1960," Ratio 1962
Early version
"The Erewhonians and the Open Society," Speech, San Francisco State College, San Francisco, California 1962 March 14.
Contribution to the discussion sessions following the three lectures given by Bertrand de Jouvenel on the art of conjecture, Geneva, Switzerland, (organized by the Congress for Cultural Freedom and by the Graduate Institute of International Studies) 1962 June 25-28
Revised version, "The Open Society and the Democratic State," Indian Institute of Public Administration, Delhi, India 1963 August
"On the Status and the Methods of Science," Radio broadcast, British Broadcasting Corporation, London, England, 1963 1963.
Abstract entitled "Rationality and the Status of the Rationality Principle," in Les Fondements philosophiques des systemes economiques: Textes de Jacques Rueff et essais rediges en son honneur, 23 aout 1966 1967
"The Open Society," Speech, Bloomington, Indiana 1963 February 14.
"Models, Instruments and Truth: The Rationality Principle in the Sciences," Speech, Department of Economics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. See also CORRESPONDENCE, Bergson, Abram and Conrad, Alfred H. 1963 February 26.
English version 1963
"The Problem of Scientific Knowledge" Two speeches, Princeton University, New Jersey 1963 February 28.
"Science: Problems, Aims, Responsibilities," Speech, Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, Atlantic City, New Jersey 1963 April 17.
"Problems of Scientific Knowledge," Speech, University of Illinois, Chicago 1963 April 25.
Early versions. Holograph and typescript
Final version
Correspondence
English version
Correspondence
Typescript
Revised version, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 1965 April 26
English version
Bunge, Mario, "Induction: A Motely Assembly." Typescript
Carnap, Rudolf, "Inductive Logic and Inductive Intuitions." Typescript
Hilpinen, Risto, "On Epistemic Utility: Comments on Dr. Vetter's Paper." Typescript
Hintikka, Jaakko, "Conditionalization and Information: Two Marginal Comments on Carnap's Paper." Typescript
Lejewski, Czeslaw, "Quantification and Ontological Commitment." Typescript
Watkins, John W. N., "Hume, Carnap and Popper," and "Decision and Belief." Typescripts
"The Improbability of Explanatory Hypotheses," 1964
"Normal Science and Its Dangers," Paper, International Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science, London, England 1965.
"Of Clouds and Clocks: An Approach to the Problem of Rationality and the Freedom of Man," The Arthur Holly Compton Memorial Lecture, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri 1965 April 21.
Lecture, Symposium of Inductive Logic, Bedford College, London, England 1965 July 17.
Correspondence
"Time's Arrow and Entropy," Nature 1965 July 17
"A Theorem on Truth Content," in Paul K. Feyerabend and Grover Maxwell, ed., Mind, Matter, and Method: Essays in Philosophy of Science in Honor of Herbert Feigl 1966
Lecture series, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado, Typescript and holograph outlines and notes. See also "A Realist View of Logic, Physics and History," 1966 May 1966 March 30-June 1.
Correspondence
"Time, Probability and Determinism," Speech, Oxford University, Oxford, England 1967 October 20.
Correspondence
"Education versus Common Sense," Commencement speech, University of Denver, Denver, Colorado 1966 June 10.
"The Paradox of Zero Information," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1966 August
First version
Correspondence
"Quantum Mechanics without 'The Observer,'" in Mario Bunge, ed., Quantum Theory and Reality (volume two of Studies in the Foundations, Methodology, and Philosophy of Science ) 1967
"The Mysteries of Udolpho: A Reply to Professors Jeffrey and Bar-Hillel," Mind, See also "On Carnap's Version of Laplace's Rule of Succession," 1962, and "A Comment on Miller's New Paradox of Information," 1966 May 1967 January.
"Time's Arrow and Feeding on Negentropy," Nature, Reply to Wolfgang Buchel 1967 January 21.
"Epistemology without a Knowing Subject," Speech, Third International Congress for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, Amsterdam, Holland 1967 August 25.
"The Distributivity of Lattices with Unique Complements," 1968
Correspondence
Correspondence
Correspondence and clippings. See Contributions, 14th International Congress of Philosophy 1968 September 2-9
"The Moral Responsibility of the Scientist" (paper actually read in Vienna)
English version
German version
Italian version. See CORRESPONDENCE, Edizioni della Nuova Antologia
"On the Theory of the Objective Mind"
English version
German version
"Quantum Theory, Quantum Logic and the Calculus of Probability"
"Plato," International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences 1968
"Remarks on the Problems of Demarcation and of Rationality," in Imre Lakatos, ed., Problems in the Philosophy of Science 1968
"Theories, Experience and Probabilistic Intuitions," in Imre Lakatos, ed., The Problem of Inductive Logic: Proceedings of the International Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science 1968
"A Revised Definition of Natural Necessity," British Journal for the Philosophy of Science, Reply to G. C. Nerlich and W. A. Suchting 1968 February.
Early version
"Birkhoff and von Neumann's Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics," Nature, See also "Reply to Ramsey and Pool," 1969 May 1968 August 17.
Correspondence
Lecture no. 5 April 22
Contributions, 1968 Salzburg Colloquium in the Philosophy of Science, Salzburg, Austria 1968 August 29-31
Contributions, 14th International Congress of Philosophy, Vienna, Austria 1968 September 2-9
"A Pluralist Approach to the Philosophy of History," in Erich Streissler, ed., Roads to Freedom: Essays in Honour of F. A. von Hayek, 1969 (based on a speech delivered at Oxford University Science Society, Oxford, England 1967 November 3)
Correspondence
"Conjectural Knowledge: My Solution to the Problem of Induction," Revue internationale de philosophie 1971
"Plato, Timaeus 54e-55a," The Classical Review 1970 March
"Induction," Drafts for books (unpublished) 1970 April.
"Eine Objektive Theorie des historischen Verstehens," Schweizer Monatshefte 1970 June
"The Philosophy of Russell: II," Radio broadcast, British Broadcasting Corporation, London, England (participants included Peter Strawson, Geoffrey Warnock, and Bryan Magee) 1970 April 4.
Correspondence
"Conversation with Karl Popper" (on natural selection and the emergence of mind), Radio broadcast, British Broadcasting Corporation, London, England 1970 December 13.
Correspondence 1969-1971
Correspondence
Printed copy
Correspondence
Correspondence
"Particle Annihilation and the Argument of Einstein, Podolsky, Rosen," in Wolfgang Yourgrau and Alwyn van der Merwe, ed., Perspectives in Quantum Theory: Essays in Honour of Alfred Lande 1971
Correspondence
Reviews
German version 1973
Reviews
"Revolution oder Reform?" Radio broadcast, Bayerischer Rundfunk, Munich, Germany 1971 January 5.
"Conjectural Knowledge: My Solution of the Problem of Induction," 1971 June 7. James Scott Lecture, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland (lecture based on version appearing in Paul Arthur Schilpp, ed., The Philosophy of Karl Popper ; revised lecture version published in Objective Knowledge 1972)
"Some Philosophical Comments on Tarski's Theory of Truth," Speech, Tarski Symposium, University of California, Berkeley, California. See also "Some Philosophical Comments on Tarski's Theory of Truth," 1972 May 4 1971 June 30.
Objective Knowledge: An Evolutionary Approach 1972
"Aufklarung-Gegenaufklarung," Speech, Dusseldorf, Germany 1972 May 2.
"On Reason and the Open Society," Encounter, 1972. Interview (translated and reworked version of Norddeutscher Rundfunk broadcast of 1971 November)
"Wissenschaftstheorie," Radio broadcast, Norddeutscher Rundfunk, Hamburg, Germany 1972 March 16.
"Was ist Liberal?" Radio broadcast, Osterreichischer Rundfunk, Vienna, Austria 1972 May.
"Bemerkungen eines Realisten uber das Leib-Seele Problem," Speech, Mannheim, Germany 1972 May 8.
"Scientific Reduction and the Essential Incompleteness of All Science," Speech, Serbelloni Conference, Chance and Creativity in Evolution, Villa Serbelloni, Bellagio, Italy 1972 June.
English version
"Indeterminism Is not Enough," Speech, Mont Pelerin Society Anniversary Meeting, Montreux, Switzerland 1972 September 6.
First version. "Problems of Matter and Life"
Second version. "Three Worlds"
Final version. "On the Problem of Body and Mind"
Correspondence
"Zur Theorie der Politik: Bemerkungen zu einer Arbeit von Heiner Flohr," Rechtstheorie: Zeitschrift fur Logik Methodenlehre, Kybernetik und Theorie des Rechts 1973
"Some Notes on Early Greek Cosmology," Henry Dan Broadhead Memorial Lecture, Canterbury University, Christchurch, New Zealand 1973 May 8.
Notes 1973
English version
"Historical Prophecy as an Obstacle to Peace," Sonning Prize Lecture, University of Copenhagen, Denmark 1973 May 25.
"The Rationality of Scientific Revolutions," The Herbert Spencer Lectures, Oxford, England 1973 November.
Notes
Holograph
Typescript (in part holograph)
1969
Miscellaneous pages
1969
Carbon copy
Proofs
Undated
Complete set
1973
December
"Autobiography of Karl Popper," in Paul Arthur Schilpp, ed., The Philosophy of Karl Popper, Vol. I 1974
General
Typescript
Copy 1
Copy 2
Copy 3
Miscellaneous chapters
Proofs
Miscellaneous chapters
Corrections 1974
Reviews (for both volumes)
Chapters (Section I: Introduction. 1. "Aristophanes and the Socratic Legend." 2. "The Popper Legend." 3. "The Background of the Legend: Criterion of Demarcation versus Criterion of Meaning." 4. "Kraft on My Relation to the Vienna Circle"). Note: the numbers given here are the ones assigned in the final version, and not the ones often used in the manuscript 1-4
Chapter 4 ("Kraft on My Relation to the Vienna Circle")
Chapter 9 ("Kneale on My Alleged Exclusion of Non-Universal Hypotheses")
Chapter 10 ("Quine on My Avoidance of the 'Paradoxes of Confirmation'")
Chapter 11 ("Putnam on 'Auxiliary Sentences,' Called by Me 'Initial Conditions'")
Chapter 12 ("Lakatos on the Equal Status of Newton's and Freud's Theories")
Imre Lakatos' contribution
Typescript
Proofs (in part typescript)
Corrections
Chapters (Section III: The Problem of Induction. 13. "My Solution of Hume's Problem of Induction." 14. "The Psychological and Pragmatic Problems of Induction." 15. "Objective and Subjective Knowledge") 13-15
Typescript
Chapter 16 ("Medawar on Hypothesis and Imagination")
Typescript
Chapter 17 ("Maxwell on Demarcation and Induction")
Chapter 18 ("Levison's Critique of My Solution of the Problem of Induction")
Chapter 19 ("Bar-Hillel on the Compatibility between Static and Dynamic Theories of Science")
Chapter 21 ("Eccles on World 3 and the Mind-Body Liaison")
John C. Eccles' contribution
Holograph
Typescript
Chapter 22 ("Watkins on Indeterminism as the Central Problem of My Philosophy")
Comments on the Watkins-Salmon controversy on induction and corroboration
Notes
Chapter 23 ("Campbell on the Evolutionary Theory of Knowledge")
Chapter 24 ("Freeman and Skolimowski on Peirce's Anticipations of Popper")
Chapter 25 ("Feigl and Meehl on the Determinism or Completeness of World 1")
Chapter 26 ("Musgrave on My Exclusion of Psychologism")
Chapter 28 ("Bernays' Plea for a Wider Notion of Rationality")
Holograph
Typescript
Chapter 29 ("Bronowski on the Impact of Logik der Forschung and on Tarski's Theory of Truth")
Chapter 30 ("Lejewski's Axiomatization of My Theory of Deducibility")
Czeslaw Lejewski's contribution
Chapter 31 ("Schlesinger on My Paper on Self-Reference and Meaning")
Typescript
Chapter 32 ("Ayer on Empiricism and against Verisimilitude")
Holograph
Typescript
Chapter 33 ("Agassi on a Modified Conventionalism")
Holograph
Typescript
Chapter 35 ("Settle on Induction and the Propensity Theory of Probability")
Chapter 36 ("Margenau on Empiricism, Probability, and Quantum Mechanics")
Chapter 37 ("Suppes' Criticism of the Propensity Interpretation of Probability and Quantum Mechanics")
Typescript
Chapter 38 ("Grunbaum on Time and Entropy")
Chapter 39 ("Kuhn on the Normality of Normal Science")
Chapter 40 ("Wisdom on the Similarity between Kuhn and Popper")
Chapter 42 ("Lord Boyle on the Dualism of Facts and Decisions in The Open Society ")
Typescript
Chapter 43 ("Wild on The Open Society ")
Chapter 44 ("Acton on the Part Played by Repression in Karl Marx")
Chapter 45 ("Winch on The Open Society ")
Typescript
Chapter 46 ("Donagan on The Poverty of Historicism ")
Chapter 47 ("Gombrich on Situational Logic and Periods and Fashion in Art")
"Replies to My Critics," in Paul Arthur Schilpp, ed., The Philosophy of Karl Popper, Vol. II 1974
"Falsifiability and Freedom," in Fons Elders, ed., Reflexive Water, Discussion between Karl Popper and John C. Eccles, led by Fons Elders 1974.
Broadcast January 27
Paper written in preparation for that interview, but not actually broadcast in this form
Short version
"Radical Philosophers: The Frankfurt School," Contribution to a British Broadcasting Corporation radio program recorded on January 18. See also "Reason or Revolution?" 1960 1974 January 27.
Discussion
Contributions to the C.H. Boehringer Sohn Symposium, The Creative Process in Science and Medicine, Kronberg, Taunus, Germany 1974 May 16-17
"Wissenschaft und Kritik," Speech, The European Forum Alpbach 1974, Die Geistige und Wissenschaftliche Entwicklung der Letzten 30 Jahre, Alpbach, Austria 1974 September 5.
"Die Aufgabe der Wissenschaft," "Utopie und Gewalt," "Was Ist Dialektik?" in Georg Luhrs, Thilo Sarrazin, Frithjof Spreer and Manfred Tietzel, ed., Kritischer Rationalismus und Sozialdemokratie, Typescript or annotated printed copy. 1975.
Version for publication in Charles J. Bontempo and S. Jack Odell, ed., The Owl of Minerva: Philosophers on Philosophy 1975
Version for publication in Andre Mercier and Maja Svilar, ed., Philosophers on Their Own Work 1977
Typescript
German translation
For radio broadcast on Bayerischer Rundfunk 1976 October 8
For publication in Georg Luhrs, Thilo Sarrazin, Frithjof Spreer and Manfred Tietzel, ed., Theorie und Politik aus kritisch-rationaler Sicht, (translation of shortened version) 1978
New impression, in Johann Christian Marek, ed., Osterreichische Philosophen und ihr Einfluss auf die analytische Philosophie der Gegenwart 1978
Abbreviated version
Printed copy
"Schlussel zur Kontrolle der Damonen," Die Presse, 1975 September 6-7. Interview. Typescript, corrections, printed copy, and correspondence with Hans Haider.
Letter to the editor, The Times 1974 December 5
"How I See Philosophy," 1975
Typescript (in part holograph)
1975
English version
First edition 1976
Manuscript (annotated printed copy of the "Autobiography of Karl Popper," in The Philosophy of Karl Popper, The Library of Living Philosophers, Vol. I, 1974, of which Unended Quest is a revised version)
Proofs
Correspondence
Corrections to the proofs and printed copy for forthcoming translations
Sixth edition 1982
Italian version 1976
German version
First edition 1979
Second edition 1982
French version 1981
Reviews
"Gesprach mit Sir Karl Popper," 1975 June 1. Interview conducted by Conceptus staff (not published)
"A Note on Verisimilitude," The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 1976
Unended Quest: An Intellectual Autobiography 1976
Typescript
"The Death of Theories and of Ideologies," Speech, 2nd International Symposium on Philosophy, Sparta, Greece 1976 April 14.
"Time, Potential Infinity, and Actual Infinity," 1976 July 9
The Self and Its Brain: An Argument for Interactionism (with John C. Eccles) 1977
English version
First edition 1977
Notes
1974
Typescript (in part holograph)
Part I (Karl Popper's contribution)
Introduction
Part II (John C. Eccles' contribution)
Part III (Dialogues)
Proofs
Part I
Part III
Reviews
Paperback edition 1984
German version 1982
Corrections
"Some Remarks on Panpsychism and Epiphenomenalism," Dialectica 1977
Holograph
Typescript (in part holograph)
Version for publication in Dialectica 1978