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Kierkegaard
Confucio
Camus
additions have been made, and one passage has been removed
from the
Marco Aurelio
relevant pages.)
and published as volumes 14/I and 14/II of The Library of
Living Philosophers (La Salle, Illinois: The Open Court Publishing
Company, 1974). Like all the contributions to this Library, the
autobiography is due to the
The work done during the production of the original volumes
Aristóteles
Séneca
Huizinga
Gasset
Tales
Ortega
Beauvoir
Abbagnano
Zambrano
Horacio
Mann
Hegel
Séneca
Diógenes
Barrett
Platón
Fromm
Goethe
kirkbright
Kisiel
Kaufmann
Arendt
Bakewell
original edition. It was only after the galley proofs had been
been incorporated in note 20.
Penn, Buckinghamshire
May, 1975 K.R.P.
Plutarco
(Popper)
Popper
Nussbaum
wish to thank them again at this place for their help and their
care.
The text of the present edition has been revised. A few small
Marx
Todd
Canetti
Dummet
Xirau
Aho
Cooper
Barrett
Hume
Bakewell
Gabriel
Ortega y gasset
frankl
Aho
Cooper
Socrates
Aristóteles
Thoreau
Kierkegaard
chase
Hadot
Nussbaum
Ricoeur tiempo y narración
Bruner
Camus
Beauvoir
Karl Popper
Sartre
Buridano
Patrizi
Dübring
Cicerone
Aristóteles
Marx
Wolff
Voltaire
Hobbes
Bacone
Strauss
Spann
Karl
Popper
Unended Quest
An Intellectual Autobiography
Being and nothingness
Karl Popper
Sartre
Buridano
Patrizi
Dübring
Cicerone
Aristóteles
Marx
Wolff
Voltaire
Hobbes
Bacone
Strauss
Spann
Karl
Popper
Unended Quest
An Intellectual Autobiography
two volume work The Philosophy of Karl Popper, edited by Paul Arthur
improving my manuscript.
original edition. It was only after the galley proofs had been
unimportant because the manuscript was prepared on the understanding that the notes would
be printed as footnotes on
Mrs Ann Freeman and by their editorial staff was immense, and I
wish to thank them again at this place for their help and their
care.
The text of the present edition has been revised. A few small
additions have been made, and one passage has been removed
Penn, Buckinghamshire
(Popper)