No. 26 (2025): Actual Problems of Mind. Thinking without borders: philosophical legacy of Karl Popper

• Thinking without borders: the philosophical Legacy of Karl Popper (summary of the Round Table, Kryvyi Rih, December 17, 2024)

  Nadiia Kozachenko, Oksana Panafidina

  7-28

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OUR TRANSLATIONS

• Karl Popper and philosophy in the twentieth century

  Hans Albert

  141-160

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• The philosophical malady of relativism, or how a fruitful discussion is possible Preface to the Ukrainian translation of K. Popper’s The Myth of the Framework

  Oksana Panafidina

  161-175

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• The Myth of the Framework

  Karl Popper

  176-207

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• Narrative as adaptation: Karl Popper’s evolutionary epistemology and the narrative theory of historical knowledge

  Olena Mishalova

  208-230

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• Evolutionary Epistemology

  Karl Popper

  231-251

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• Are Karl Popper’s reflection on democracy actual today?

  Oleksandr Tiaglo

  252-281

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• Reflections on the theory and practice of the democratic state

  Karl Popper

  282-298

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• An intellectual standing guard over toleration Preface to the ukrainian translation of K. Popper’s Toleration and Intellectual Responsibility

  Mykola Briukhovetskyi

  299-306

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• Toleration and intellectual responsibility

  Karl Popper

  307-323

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• Against Wittgenstein's poker and the positivist axe: how Karl Popper rehabilitates philosophical problems

  Nadiia Kozachenko

  324-338

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• What can logic do for philosophy?

  Karl Popper

  339-351

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• Creative self-criticism in science and in art

  Karl Popper

  352-361

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THE PHILOSOPHICAL LEGACY OF KARL POPPER: HISTORY AND MODERNITY

• Remarks on Karl Popper’s idea of three worlds in the context of the development of virtual reality technologies

  Andrii Synytsia

  31-48

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• Popper’s and Lakatos’s philosophies of science: main differences

  Dmytro Sepetyi

  49-70

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• The problem of definition and the critique of essentialism in the context of contemporary education practices

  Andrii Abdula

  71-83

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• Some arguments in defence of rationality in the light of Karl Popper’s political philosophy

  Olha Honcharenko

  84-96

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• Value principles of the ethical and aesthetic horizon of K. Popper's philosophy

  Halyna Baluta

  97-111

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• The problem of man in K. Popper’s philosophy: between evolution and self-transcendence

  Oksana Panafidina

  112-138

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