Open Society and Its Enemies volumes I and II

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The book is a critical introduction to the philosophy of politics and of history, and an examination of some of the principles of social reconstruction. Its aim and the line of approach are indicated in the Introduction. Even where it looks back into the past, its problems are the problems of our own time; and I have tried hard to state them as simply as I could, in the hope of clarifying matters which concern us all. Although the book presupposes nothing but open-mindedness in the reader, its object is not so much to popularize the questions treated as to solve them.



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