FAQ About Karl Popper
What is the principle of critical rationalism in Popper's philosophy?
Critical rationalism is a principle in Popper's philosophy that emphasizes the importance of rational criticism in the pursuit of knowledge. It holds that all claims or hypotheses should be critically tested and subjected to scrutiny, rather than being accepted on the basis of authority or tradition. This principle encourages a scientific attitude of openness and adaptability and is central to Popper's approach to science and philosophy.
