The Open Society and Its New Enemies

Diogenes 62 (2):26-31 (2015)
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This paper elaborates on two classical theories of “Open Society,” i.e. Henri Bergson’s and Karl Popper’s. It outlines their differences, qualities, and limits. It provides some suggestions about t...

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