Philosophy: Philosophers: P: Popper, Karl

Dedicated to the defense of science and the exploration of this philosopher's works.

Entry from the Encyclopedia contains a broad assessment of the most important themes in his work.

Timeline and documentation of Popper's visit to Prague in 1994, including the text of his lecture at Charles University.

An intellectual biography of Karl Popper by Stephen Thornton. Includes a summary of three major challenges to Popper's theory of knowledge and how he responded to them.

Essay concerned with departures from reason in the conduct of public and practical affairs, by Roger James.

Obituary by John Watkins, from the Proceedings of the British Academy.

Devoted to the promotion, critical analysis and further development of Popper's philosophy and world views. Site features information both on the philosopher and on the Institute's activities.

Scholarly conference in memory of the hundredth year since Popper's birth. Call for papers, program, general information.

Quotes and extensively annotated links relating to the philosopher. Part of Lachlan Cranswick's personal homepage.

Organization founded with the primary mission of publishing a series of works in the Popperian tradition. Organizational contacts, news, and list of publications.

A 2000 reflection on the life of this thinker, by Piers Norris Turner.

Includes some online issues and background information on this newsletter, established in 1983.

A brief article on this thinker, discussing the relation of Popper to the Friesian school of Kantian philosophy.

Online group attempting to continue philosophy in the Popperian mold. Features email list and archive, as well as extensive related links.

Nuanced discussion of the various aspects of this philosopher's legacy.

Paper by Mariano Artigas. A detailed study of the underlying motivations for Popper's approach to epistemological problems.