The Open Society

Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 41 (4):589-599 (1966)
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Admittedly imperfect in its historical realization, the noble ideal of the "open society" is still a triumph of the cumulative wisdom of the human race.

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10.5840/thought196641445

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