Karl-Popper-Sammlung der Universitätsbibliothek Klagenfurt

*Karl R. Popper’s Speeches and Writings*

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Karl Popper-Sammlung der Universitätsbibliothek Klagenfurt

Karl R. Popper

Verzeichnis nicht veröffentlichter Manuskripte

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Aufsätze

auf der Basis von:

Sir Karl Popper. A Register of His Papers in the Hoover Institution Archives

(Section: Karl R. Popper’s Speeches and Writings)

zusammengestellt und mit einem Register versehen

von Manfred Lube

Klagenfurt 2005 Stand der Korrekturen: 19.12.2012


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4,1

An Alternative Proof that Probability Is Now Ampliative.

Hs., 14 S.

4,2

[Animal Alphabet.]

Hs., 2 S.

Typoskript, 2 S.

4,4

Axiom (Definition).

Hs., 1 S.

4,5

An Axiom System For Intuitionist Probability.

Hs., 2 S.

4,8

Bemerkungen über Sprachtheorie und ihre Geschichte.

Hs., 6 S.

4,8

Fußnoten zur Geschichte der Sprachphilosophie.

Hs., 6 S.

4,8

Einleitung zur Sprachtheorie.

Hs., 3 S.

4,9

Bemerkungen zum sogenannten Problem der Willensfreiheit.

Typoskript, 4 S.

4,10

Bleen is Projectible. [Untertitel:] Paul Firebug interviewed by Karl Popper.

Hs., 3 S.

4,12

Boole’s Philosophy of Logic.

Typoskript, 23 S.,

4,13

C-Axiom System.

Hs., 11 S.

4,14

Can There Be a Quantum Logic?

Hs., 3 S.

4,15

Cardinal Numbers in New Foundation.

Hs., 8 S.

4,17

Causality.

Hs., 4 S.

4,19

Comments on Quantum Mechanics. „Hidden Parameters.“

Typoskript, 6 S.

[EPR-Paradox.]


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4,21

A Contradicition Between Special Relativity and the Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics. [1983.]

Hs., 3 S.

4,23; 331,16; 464,9; 491,10

Counterexamples to a Proof of Clauser and Horne [With Thomas D. Angelidis. Nach 1982]

Hss. Entwurf, 8 S.

Typoskript + hss. Korr., 11 S.

5,2 [auch in 6,8; 11,5]

The Enlightenment and the Meaning of History: Self-Liberation Through Knowledge.

Typoskript, 22 S.

5,5

A Brief Remark on the Theory of the Cold War.

[s.a. Vorträge, ...: A Note on the Cold War. 11,10; 70,12-14; 483,2]


5,5

A Political Postscript on the Central Problem of the Cold War [Überarbeitete Version von ‚A Brief Remark on

the Theory of the Cold War’.]

[s.a. Speeches: A Note on the Cold War. 70,12-14; 483,2]


5,9

Exorcising the Observer from Quantum Theory.

Typoskript, 27 S.

11,10

Das sokratische Nichtwissen.

Typoskript, 6 S.

s.a. Vorträge 208,20

12,3

Extensionality in a Rudimentary Boolean Algebra. (Paper No.1)

Typoskript, 18 S., 20 S.

12,4

Completeness and Extensionality of a Rudimentary Boolean Algebra. (Paper No.2)

Hss. Entwürfe, 9 S.

Typoskript, 15 S.

12,5

Postulates for Boolean Algebra. (Paper No.3)

Hs. Entwurf + Notizen, 35 S.

Typoskript, 16 S.

12,6

[Vorwort für ein nicht identifiziertes Buch über Natural Selection.]

Hs., 5 S. (fragm.)

12,7

A formal Proof that Universial Laws of Nature Have Zero Probability.

Hs., 21 S.

12,10

A General Theory of Inference.

Hs., 52 S.

12,12

Historicism and the Treason of the Intellect.

Hs., 8 S.


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12,13

Hypothesis and Confirmation: Fundamentals of Scientific Research. Translated by J.H.Woodger.


Typoskript + hss. Korr., S.179-217, 262-280

diverse fragmentarische Typoskripte

12,15

The Illusion of Probabilistic Induction.

Hss. Entwürfe, 39 S.

12,16

In Defense of Classical Physics.


12,21

Is the Human Will Free?

Hs. Entwurf, 11 S.

12,22

Is there a Quantum Logic?

Hs. Entwurf, 8 S.

13,1

Joske’s [i.e. Joseph Agassi’s] Two Problems. 1.) The Problem of (my stress on) corroboration. 2.) The Problem

of the Significance of New Successful Predictions.


13,3; 465,2

The Left-Hand Side of the Clauser and Horne Inequality: An Attempt to Localize a Mistake.

Hss. Notizen, 1 S.


13,5

Logic Derivations.

Typoskript, 27 S.

13,6

Natural Deduction and Sheffer Strokes.

Hss. Notizen, 5 S.

13,7

A New Axiomatization of Probability.

Hs. Entwurf, 5 S.

13,8

A New Basis for General Semantics and General Syntax.

Hss. Notizen, Entwurf, 21 S.

13,10

Nichtwissen, Glaube und Hoffnung.

Hss. Notizen, 8 S.

13,11

Niels Bohr.

Hss. Notizen, 6 S.

13,12

A Note on Carnap’s ‚Formalization of Logic’.


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Hs. Entwurf, 11 S.


13,13

A Note on Evolution.

Typoskript, 1 S.

13,14

A Note on Four Interpretations of the Quantum Formalism.

Hs. Entwurf, 3 S.

Typoskript, 3 S.

13,15

A Note on Inductivism and the Ceteris Paribus Clause.


13,16

Note on Schrödinger for Irreversibility Paper.

Typoskripte, 4 S., 7 S.

14,1

Objective and Subjective Probability.

Typoskript, 25 S.

14,2

On a Crucial Form of the Original Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-Experiment.

Hs., 3 S.

14,3

On Probability and Induction.

Hs., 2 S.

14,5

On Some Measures of Independence.

Hs., 12 S.

14,6

On the Descriptive Function of Language.

Hs., 2 S.

14,7

On the Impossibility of Universal Induction. (Paper for the Royal Statistical Society.)

Hs., 5 S.


14,8

On the Logic of Negation.

Typoskripte, 8S., 26 S., 5 S.

14,9

On the Logic of Quantum Mechanics.

Hs., 21 S.

14,10-11

On the Power of the Probability Calculus to Solve the Problem of Induction.

10: Hs., 35 S., 45 S., 30 S.

11: Typoskript + hss. Korr., 29 S.

14,12

On the Relation of Explanation to Description.

Typoskript, 17 S.


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14,13

On the Role of Critical Arguments in Science and in Philosophy.

Typoskript, 3 S.

14,14

On the So-Called Rule of Succession.

Hs., 4 S.

14,15

On the Symmetry and Consistency of the Special Theory of Relativity.

Typoskript, 2 S.

14,16

On the Theory of Almost Valid Inference, or p(a,b)=1

Hs. Entwurf + Notizen, 39 S.

14,17

The Origin of the Subjectivist Interpretation of the Mathematical Theorie of Probability.

Hs., 1 S.

15,1

Philosophical Analysis and the Economic Relation. I. II.

Typoskript, 14 S. u. 17 S.

15,2

Philosophie.


15,3

Philosophy and the Sciences.

Hs., 4 S.

15,4

Philosophy, Science, and Art.

Hs., 4 S.

Typoskript, S. 6-14

15,5

The Physical Theory of the Nothing.

Hs. Entwurf, 7 S.

Das Problem der Induction [!] und seine Lösung.

Hs. Entwurf, 10 S.

15,6

Pluralism in Physics: A Pluralistic Universe.

Hs. Notiz, 1 S.

15,7

Postscript to Ulrich Hoyer’s Article [‚Statistical Foundations of Wave-Mechanics’]

Typoskript, 22 S.

15,8

Pragmatism vs. Theoreticism.

Hs. Notiz, 1 S.

15,9

The Present Problem of Knowledge.

Hs. Notiz, 1 S.

15,10

Probabilistic Independence and Confirmation or Corroboration: Reply to the Preceding Note.


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Probability and Confirmation or Corroboration: Answer to Preceding Note.

Hs. Entwurf, 13 S.

Typoskript, 4 S.

15,11

Probabilistic Independence and Corroboration by Empirical Tests.

Hs., 5 S.

15,12

Probability, Causation, and So-Called Subjunctive Conditionals.

Hs., 5 S.


15,13

Probability of a Theory.

Hs., 1 S.

15,14

The Probability of Laws and the Laws of Probability.

Hs., 8 S.

15,5

The Problem of Inductive Support.

Hss. Notizen, 3 S.

15,16

The Problem of Superposition – of the Phase.

Hs., 10 S.

15,18

Proof of Euclid’s Theorem ‚There Does Not Exist a Greatest Prime Number’.

Typoskript, 4 S.

15,21

Quantum Theory and Action at a Distance.

Hs., 3 S.

15,22

Radical Nominalism.

Hs., 7 S.

Typoskript, 3 S.

15,26-29; 16,1-2

A Refutation of Determinism.

15,26: Hs., 29 S.

15,27: Hs., 20 S.

15,28: Typoskript + hss. Korr., 5 S.; Hs., 18 S.

15,29: Hs., 168 S.

16,1: Typoskript, 7 S.; 16 S., 22 S.

16,4

Relative Theory of Systems.

Hs., 4 S.

16,5

A Remark on Carnap’s Version of Laplace’s Rule of Succession.

Typoskript, 8 S.

On an Elementary Contradicition in Carnap’s Logical Foundations and Continuum of Inductive Methods.

Typoskript, 4 S.

16,6


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Revolution and Continuity in Science.

Typoskript, 9 S.

16,10

Shortest Absolutely Randon Sequences.

Hs., 10 S.

Hss. Notizen und Entwürfe, 13 S.

16,12

The Significance of the Reflexive Paradoxes.

Hss. Notizen, 9 S.

16,13

Simply Independent Postulates for Boolean Algebra (Paper No.1).


16,16

Some Remarks on Recent Philosophy.

Typoskript, 3 S.

16,23

A Statistical Experiment to Determine the Michelsonian Ether-Drift.


16,24

The Status of the Principle of Equivalence and of Mach’s Principle in General Relativity.

Typoskript, 1 S.

16,25

Structure and Status of Scientific Theories.

Typoskript, 3 S.

16,26

Three (Complexes of) Ideas of Political Philosophy.

Hs., 1 S.

16,30

Two Kinds of Induction.

Hs., 6 S.

16,32

The Vitality of Maxwell’s Demon.

Hs., 6 S.

Typoskript, 2 S.

16,33

A World Without Natural Selection But With Problem Solving.

Hs., 5 S.

16,34

Das Ziel der Erfahrungswissenschaft.


27,6

Plan for Book on Symbolic Logic. Theory of Entailment.

Hs., 77 S. [1940er Jahre]

Hs. u.d.T.: A Set of Axioms for Entailment and Conjunction. 42 S.

27,12

An Independent Set of Axioms for Lattices, with Complete Sub-sets.


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Typoskript + hss. Korr., 25 S. [ca.1944]

36,1 Comments on the Paper on Goedelian Sentences.

Hs., 13 S. [ca. 1946. Review of unidentified article.]

36,2 und 466,4

[Proposals, ca. 1946, relating to the treatment of Germany and the Germans following World War II.]

Typoskript + hss. Erg., 2 S.

36,13

Untitled monograph (with Paul Bernays)

Typoskript, 27 S. [ca. 1927]

36,20-21

The Propositional and Functional Logic of Derivation and of Demonstration. 1947

20: Hss. Notizen u. Entwürfe

21: Typoskript, 7 S.

37,11

On the General Theory of Derivation, and the Definitions of Classical and Intuitionist Negation. November

1947.

Hss. Notizen

Typoskript, 17 S.

38,1

Laws of Nature and Theoretical Methods.


38,5-5a

Autonomous and Independent Axiom Systems for the Classical and Intuitionist Calculi of Probabilities.

Dedicated to Professor L. E. J. Brouwer. 1950?

Hss. Notizen und Entwürfe

Typoskript, 12 S.

„Older version“ u.d.T.: On the Calculus of Absolute Probabilities.

Typoskript, 17 S.

38,6

Lande's Blade, Propensities and the Direction of Time.

Hs., 2 S. [ca. 1950]

38,7

[Table of contents for book never written.]

Typoskript, 7 S. [1950er Jahre.]

39,20-21

The Classical Conditional. 1952

20: Hs., 39 S.; hss. Entwürfe

21: Hs., 65 S.; Typoskript u.d.T.: The Classical Conditional. [1952] 18 S.; Typoskript

u.d.T.: A Note on the Classical Conditional. 19 S.

42,10-11

The Construction of Shortest Random-Like Sequences of Degree n. By L. R. B. Elton and K. R. Popper. 1955.

Hs., 34 S.


74,14-15

The Improbability of Explanatory Hypotheses. [1964.]

Hs., 55 S.


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Typoskripte + hss. Korr., 19 S., 16 S.

82,7

Otto Neurath: Memories and Impressions.

Typoskript, 9 S.

94,11-16

The Distributivity of Lattices With Unique Complements. 1968.

12: Typoskript, 10 S.

14: Typoskripte, 7 S., 8 S.

16: Hs., 10 S.

101,11

A Statistical Experiment top Determine the Michelson Ether-Drift. 1969.

Typoskript, 1 S.

101,12

The Status of the Principle of Equivalence and of Mach’s Principle in General Relativity. 1969.

Hs., 1 S.

Typoskript, 1 S.

104,3

Reply to Ramsay and Pool. [1968 ?, to be published in Nature.]

Typoskript + hss. Erg., 6 S.

104,5

[Organisms and Computers Vis-a-vis Problems.]

Typoskript, 2 S.

105,3

On the Conspiracy Theories of Religion. 3.8.1970

Typoskript (Transskription einer Tonbandaufnahme durch A.F.Petersen) + hss. Korr., 10 S.

105,10

Realism versus Idealism. Comments on Our Present Scientific World Picture or The Reductionist World Picture.

6.4.1970


105,11

A Pluralist Philosophy of Mathematics. 6.4.1970


105,12

Works of Art Considered as Third-World-Objects. Standards of Art and Standards of Science. 10.4.1970


105,13

On Verisimilitude and Reliability. Criticism of Professor Ayer’s Inductive Principle. 28.4.1970


105,14

The Gamov Postulate and Quantum Mechanics. 23.9.1970


120,11

Revolution and Continuity in Science. [Kritik von Kuhns ‚The Structure of Scientific Revolutions’.]

Hs., 24 S.


125,6

[Der Mythos vom Bezugssystem.] Oktober 1972


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Typoskript, 53 S. Deutsche Version von ‚The Myth of the Framework’.

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128,4

Lamarckism and DNA. Jänner 1973

Typoskript, 4 S.

130,1

Some Problems in Evolutionary Theory. Notes taken by JS [Jeremy Shearmur] on 7th

August, 1973.

Typoskript, 4 S.

130,2

A Note on the Symmetry and Consistency of Special Relativity. Elaborating Nine Lines of Einstein’s. 4.10.1973

Hs., 24 S.

Typoskript, 14 S.

130,3

The Story of Life. 24.10.1973

Hs., 2 S. + 2 S. Notizen

Fragmentarisches Typoskript, S. 3-6

164,14

Notes on the Subject of Time.

Typoskript, 3 S.

167,9

Notes on the Discussion between K. R. Popper und Margit Hurup Nielsen Concerning R. G. Collingwood’s

Philosophy of History. November 1975


Typoskript u.d.T. [... Philosophy] of Historical Understanding., 17 S.

167,10

Notes on Evolution. 5.12.1975


180,2

On a Problem Raised by Miller. 1.2.1976

Hs., 6 S.


180,15

Time, Potential Infinity, and Actual Infinity.

Hs., 7 S.

Typoskripte, 2 S., 3 S.

221,1

Special Relativity and Moving Clocks. Mai 1979

Hs., 40 S.

Typoskript, 15 S.

224,11

Notes on Alternative Implications of Possible Outcomes of Recent Quantum-Mechanical Experiments. August

1980


224,17

Three Important Points Against Probabilistic Induction. 26.9.1980

Hs., 2 S.

224,24


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Inflation vs. Kapazität. Altes Geld vs. Neues Geld.

Hs., 4 S.

224,25

When does Signalling Turn into Description? Based on Ideas of Miss Irene Papadakis.

Hs., 2 S.

Typoskript, 1 S.

224,26

Axiom System for Probability Without Negation or with Intuitionist Negation. 1981

Hs., 1 S.

Typoskript, 1 S.

224,27

Derivation of the Distributive from the Modular Law, with the Help of Probability Theory. 1981

Hs., 1 S.

Typoskript, 1 S.

226,12

Maximal Independence and Probabilistic Independence. 22.-23.3.1981

Typoskripte, 1 S. u. 2 S.

229,2

On the Origin of Descriptive Language. 31.8.1981

Typoskript, 7 S.

229,4

On Goodman’s Paradox. 3.9.1981

Hs., 15 S.

Hs., 4 S. u.d.T.: Goodmans Paradoxon und die Hypothesenwahrscheinlichkeit.

230,12

[Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung.]

Hs., 6 S.

230,13

An Evolutionary Solution to the Fundamental Problem of the Theory of Human Descriptive Language. 1982.

Hs., 7 S.

Typoskript 11 S.

230,14

Has Einstein’s Locality Thesis Been Refuted?

Hs., 1 S.

230, 18-19

On Probabilistic Induction. 1982

Hs., 24 S.

Typoskript, 13 S.; Typoskript (Fragm.) + hss. Korr., 4 S.

242,4

‚Induktion’ und ‚Wahrscheinlichkeit’.

Hs., 12 S.

242, 5-7

The Nonexistence of Probabilistic Ampliative Induction.

Hs., 13 S.

Typoskripte, 10 S. u. 7 S.

Typoskript + hss. Korr. u.d.T.: Can there be such a thing as a probabilistic ampliative

induction? 1981. 10 S.

245,15-16

The Calculus of Probability Forbids Ampliative Probabilistic Induction. 25.2.1983


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Hs., 9 S.

Typoskript+ hss. Erg., 8 S.

252,1

In Honour of Moritz Schlick.

Hs., 7 S.

252,21

Axiom System for Relative (= Conditional) Probability. 28.5.1984

Hs., 1 S.

Typoskript u.d.T.: Axiom System for Relative (or Conditional) Probability, 2 S.

254,3

[Dream Account.] 25.7.1985

Hs., 1 S.

254,8

Zukunftsmusik. 31.8.1985

Hs., 1 S.

464,6

The Aimlessness of the Personalist Interpretation of the Probability Calculus.

Hs., 8 S.

464,7

Bell’s Theorem: A Note on Locality.

Typoskript, 5 S.

464,8

Bell, Clauser, and Horne on Locality: A Criticism.

Hs., 13 S.

464,11

Europe Now Exists.

Hs., 3 S.

465,1

How the Scientist Works.

Typoskript, 8 S.

465,3

Locality.

Hs., 6 S.

Typoskript, 2 S.

465,4

Logic, Probability, Deductive Dependence. [With David Miller.]

Typoskript, 89 S.

465,5

Marx’s Capitalism Never Existed.

Hs., 17 S.

465,6

A Note on Natural Laws and So-called ‚Contrary to Fact Conditionals’.

Hss. Notizen

Typoskript, 3 S.

465,7

On a Conjecture by Garrett Birkhoff and John von Neumann.


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Typoskript, 18 S.

465,8

On the Logic of Induction. Sketch.

Hs., 4 S.

465,9

On Probabilistic Independence. 14.12.1992.

Hs., 16 S.

Hs. u.d.T.: A Critical Revision of Probabilistic Independence, 10 S.

466,1-2

Probability.

Hs., 55 S., 80 S.

Typoskript, 32 S., 34 S.

466,5

Sketch of Memorandum. [Antwort auf einen Fragebogen betr. die Struktur der Britischen Universitäten.]

Hs., 4 S.

Typoskript, 4 S.

s.a. Vorträge 466,13

466,6

Some Comments on Truth and Growth of Knowledge.

Typoskript, 12 S.

466,7

Some Remarks on Carnap’s Probability Theory.

Hss. Notizen und Entwürfe

Typoskript, 5 S.

466,8

Some Thoughts Concerning the Doctrine of Natural Selection.

Typoskript, 1 S.

467,1-4

[On Indeterminism. Verschiedene unvollständige Entwürfe.]

Typoskript, 68 S.

Hs., 80 S., 59 S., 69 S.

469,7

Atomic Clocks, Scientific Practice, and Logic. Letter to Nature, 1940.

Typoskript, 4 S.

491,9

The Proof of Non-Locality: Where Lies the Mistake? [With Thomas D. Angelidis.] 15.11.1984

Typoskript, 7 S.

493,2

A Local Explanation of an Apparent Action at a Distance. 1986

Hs., 13 S.


502,12

A Letter to a Friend. 19.12.1989

Typoskript, 7 S.

502,14

Knowledge and Ignorance. 1990


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Typoskript (fragmentarisch), 3 S.

503,1

Power. By Bertrand Russell. An Introductory Note. 1990

Hs., 5 S.

Typoskript, 2 S.

504,3

Four Notes on Xenophanes and One Note on Heraclitus. February 1991



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Register

Die Zahlen verweisen auf die Nummerierung der Eintragungen im Verzeichnis. Das Register verzeichnet Titel,

Sachbegriffe (Stichworte aus den Titeln) sowie Orts- und Personennamen.

A A Brief Remark on the Theory of the Cold War. 5,5

A Contradicition Between Special Relativity and

the Copenhagen Interpretation of

Quantum Mechanics. 4,21

A Critical Revision of Probabilistic Independence.

465,9

A Formal Proof that Universial Laws of Nature

Have Zero Probability. 12,7

A General Theory of Inference. 12,10

A Letter to a Friend. 502,12

A Local Explanation of an Apparent Action at a

Distance. 493,2

A New Axiomatization of Probability. 13,7

A New Basis for General Semantics and General

Syntax. 13,8

A Note on Carnap’s ‚Formalization of Logic’.

13,12

A Note on Evolution. 13,13

A Note on Four Interpretations of the Quantum

Formalism. 13,14

A Note on Inductivism and the Ceteris Paribus

Clause. 13,15

A Note on Natural Laws and So-called ‚Contrary to

Fact Conditionals’. 465,6

A Note on the Classical Conditional. 39,20-21

A Note on the Symmetry and Consistency of

Special Relativity. Elaborating Nine Lines

of Einstein’s. 130,2

A Pluralist Philosophy of Mathematics. 105,11

A Political Postscript on the Central Problem of the

Cold War [Überarbeitete Version von ‚A

Brief Remark on the Theory of the Cold

War’.] 5,5

A Refutation of Determinism. 15,26-29; 16,1-2

A Remark on Carnap’s Version of Laplace’s Rule

of Succession. 16,5

A Set of Axioms for Entailment and Conjunction.

27,6

A Statistical Experiment to Determine the

Michelsonian Ether-Drift. 16,23;

101,11

A World Without Natural Selection But With

Problem Solving. 16,33

Action at a Distance. 15,21; 493,2

Actual Infinity. 180,15

Agassi. 13,1

An Alternative Proof that Probability Is Now

Ampliative. 4,1

An Axiom System For Intuitionist Probability. 4,5

An Evolutionary Solution to the Fundamental

Problem of the Theory of Human

Descriptive Language. 230,13

An Independent Set of Axioms for Lattices, with

Complete Sub-sets. 27,12

Angelidis. 4,23; 331,16; 465,2; 491,9

Animal Alphabet. 4,2

Arguments, Critical, in Science and in Philosophy.

14,13

Art . 15,4; 105,12

Atomic Clocks, Scientific Practice, and Logic.

469,7

Autonomous and Independent Axiom Systems for

the Classical and Intuitionist Calculi of

Probabilities. 38,5-5a

Axiom (Definition). 4,4

Axiom System for Probability. 4,5; 224,26; 252,21

Axiom System for Probability Without Negation or

with Intuitionist Negation. 224,26

Axiom System for Relative (= Conditional)

Probability. 252,21

Axiom System for Relative (or Conditional)

Probability. 252,21

Axiom Systems for the Classical and Intuitionist

Calculi of Probabilities. 38,5-5a

Axiomatization of Probability. 13,7

Axioms for Entailment and Conjunction. 27,6

Axioms for Lattices. 27,12

Ayer. 105,13

B Bell. 464,7; 464,8

Bell, Clauser, and Horne on Locality: A Criticism.

464,8

Bell’s Theorem: A Note on Locality. 464,7

Bemerkungen über Sprachtheorie und ihre

Geschichte. 4,8

Bemerkungen zum sogenannten Problem der

Willensfreiheit. 4,9

Bezugssystem. 125,6

Birkhoff. 465,7

Bleen is Projectible. [Untertitel:] Paul Firebug

interviewed by Karl Popper. 4,10

Bohr. 13,11

Boole’s Philosophy of Logic. 4,12

Boolean Algebra 12,3-5; 16,13

C Calculus of Probability. 38,5-5a; 245,15-16; 464,6

Can There Be a Quantum Logic? 4,14

Can There Be Such a Thing as a Probabilistic

Ampliative Induction? 242, 5-7


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Capitalism. 465,5

Cardinal Numbers in New Foundation. 4,15

Carnap. 13,12; 16,5; 466,7

Causality. 4,17

Causation. 15,12

C-Axiom System. 4,13

Clauser. 4,23; 13,3; 331,16; 464,8-9; 465,2; 491,10

Clauser and Horne Inequality. 13,3; 465,2

Clocks, Moving. 221,1

Cold War. 5,5

Collingwood. 167,9

Comments on Quantum Mechanics. ‚Hidden

Parameters.’ 4,19

Comments on the Paper on Goedelian Sentences.

36,1

Completeness and Extensionality of a

Rudimentary Boolean Algebra (Paper

No.2). 12,4

Computer. 104,5

Conditional, Classical. 39,20-21

Conditionals, Subjunctive. 15,12

Confirmation. 15,10-11

Conjunction. 27,6

Contrary to Fact Conditionals. 465,6

Corroboration. 13,1; 15,10-11

Counterexamples to a Proof of Clauser and Horne

[With Thomas D. Angelidis.] 4,23;

331,16; 464,9; 491,10

D Das Problem der Induction [!] und seine Lösung.

15,5

Das sokratische Nichtwissen. 11,10

Das Ziel der Erfahrungswissenschaft. 16,34

Deduction. 13,5

Deductive Dependence. 465,4

Der Mythos vom Bezugssystem. 125,6

Derivation of the Distributive from the Modular

Law, with the Help of Probability Theory.

224,27

Determinism. 15,26-29; 16,1-2

DNA. 128,4

Dream Account. 254,3

E Einleitung zur Sprachtheorie. 4,8

Einstein. 130,2; 230,14

Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen-Experiment. 14,2

Elton. 42,10-11

Enlightenment. 5,2; 6,8; 11,5

Entailment. 27,6

EPR-Paradox. 4,19

Erfahrungswissenschaft. 16,34

Euclid. 15,18

Europe Now Exists. 464,11

Evolution. 13,13; 167,10

Evolutionary Theory. 130,1

Exorcising the Observer from Quantum Theory. 5,9

Extensionality in a Rudimentary Boolean Algebra

(Paper No.1). 12,3

F Firebug. 4,10

Four Notes on Xenophanes and One Note on

Heraclitus. 504,3

Fußnoten zur Geschichte der Sprachphilosophie.

4,8

G Gamov Postulate. 105,14

Geld. 224,24

General Relativity. 16,24; 101,12

Germany. 36,2; 466,4

Glaube. 13,10

Goedelian Sentences. 36,1

Goodman’s Paradox. 229,4

Growth of Knowledge. 466,6

H Has Einstein’s Locality Thesis Been Refuted?

230,14

Heraclitus. 504,3

Historicism and the Treason of the Intellect. 12,12

History. 5,2; 6,8; 11,5

Hoffnung. 13,10

Horne. 4,23; 13,3; 31,16; 465,23; 464,9; 491,10

How the Scientist Works. 465,1

Hoyer. 15,7

Hypotheses, Explanatory. 74,14-15

Hypothesis and Confirmation: Fundamentals of

Scientific Research. Translated by

J.H.Woodger. 12,13

I Idealism. 105,10

Ignorance. 502,14

In Defense of Classical Physics. 12,16

In Honour of Moritz Schlick. 252,1

Independence. 14,5; 226,12

Independence, Probabilistic. 15,10-11

Indeterminism. 467,1-4

Induction. 14,3; 14,10-11; 15,5; 16,30; 105,13;

465,8

Induction, Probabilistic. 12,15; 224,17; 230, 18-19

Induction, Probabilistic Ampliative. 242, 5-7

Induction, Universal. 14,7

Inductive Support. 15,5

Inductivism. 13,15

Induktion und Wahrscheinlichkeit. 242,4

Inference. 12,10; 14,16

Infinity. 180,15

Inflation vs. Kapazität. Altes Geld vs. Neues Geld.

224,24

Is the Human Will Free? 12,21

Is there a Quantum Logic? 12,22


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J Joske’s [i.e. Joseph Agassi’s] Two Problems. 13,1

K Knowledge. 5,2; 6,8; 11,5; 15,9; 466,6

Knowledge and Ignorance. 502,14

Kuhn. 120,11

L Lamarckism and DNA. 128,4

Lande's Blade, Propensities and the Direction of

Time. 38,6

Language. 14,6; 229,2; 230,13

Laplace’s Rule of Succession. 16,5

Lattices. 94,11-16

Laws of Nature and Theoretical Methods. 38,1

Laws of Probability. 15,14

Life. 130,3

Locality. 230,14; 464,7-8; 465,3

Logic. 469,7

Logic, Symbolic. 27,6

Logic Derivations. 13,5

Logic of Derivation and of Demonstration.

36,20-21

Logic of Induction. 465,8

Logic of Negation. 14,8

Logic of Quantum Mechanics. 14,9

Logic, Probability, Deductive Dependence. [With

David Miller.] 465,4

M Mach’s Principle in General Relativity. 16,24;

101,12

Marx’s Capitalism Never Existed. 465,5

Mathematical Theorie of Probability. 14,17

Maximal Independence and Probabilistic

Independence. 226,12

Maxwell’s Demon. 16,32

Meaning of History. 5,2; 6,8; 11,5

Michelsonian Ether-Drift. 16,23; 101,11

Miller. 180,2

N Natural Deduction and Sheffer Strokes. 13,5

Natural Laws. 465,6

Natural Selection. 12,6; 16,33; 466,8

Negation. 14,8

Negation, Classical and Intuitionist. 37,11

Neumann. 465,7

Neurath. 82,7

Nichtwissen. 11,10

Nichtwissen, Glaube und Hoffnung. 13,10

Niels Bohr. 13,11

Nielsen. 167,9

Nominalism, Radical. 15,22

Non-Locality. 491,9

Note on Schrödinger for Irreversibility Paper. 13,16

Notes on Alternative Implications of Possible

Outcomes of Recent Quantum-

Mechanical Experiments. 224,11

Notes on Evolution. 167,10

Notes on the Discussion between K. R. Popper und

Margit Hurup Nielsen Concerning R. G.

Collingwood’s Philosophy of History.

167,9

Notes on the Subject of Time. 164,14

Nothing. 15,5

O Objective and Subjective Probability. 14,1

On a Conjecture by Garrett Birkhoff and John von

Neumann. 465,7

On a Crucial Form of the Original Einstein-

Podolsky-Rosen-Experiment. 14,2

On a Problem Raised by Miller. 180,2

On an Elementary Contradicition in Carnap’s

Logical Foundations and Continuum of

Inductive Methods. 16,5

On Goodman’s Paradox. 229,4

On Indeterminism. 467,1-4

On Probabilistic Independence. 465,9

On Probabilistic Induction. 230, 18-19

On Probability and Induction. 14,3

On Some Measures of Independence. 14,5

On the Calculus of Absolute Probabilities. 38,5-5a

On the Conspiracy Theories of Religion. 105,3

On the Descriptive Function of Language. 14,6

On the General Theory of Derivation, and the

Definitions of Classical and Intuitionist

Negation. 37,11

On the Impossibility of Universal Induction. (Paper

for the Royal Statistical Society.) 14,7

On the Logic of Induction. Sketch. 465,8

On the Logic of Negation. 14,8

On the Logic of Quantum Mechanics. 14,9

On the Origin of Descriptive Language. 229,2

On the Power of the Probability Calculus to Solve

the Problem of Induction. 14,10-11

On the Relation of Explanation to Description.

14,12

On the Role of Critical Arguments in Science and

in Philosophy. 14,13

On the So-Called Rule of Succession. 14,14

On the Symmetry and Consistency of the Special

Theory of Relativity. 14,15

On the Theory of Almost Valid Inference, or

p(a,b)=1. 14,16

On Verisimilitude and Reliability. Criticism of

Professor Ayer’s Inductive Principle.

105,13

Organisms and Computers Vis-a-vis Problems.

104,5

Otto Neurath: Memories and Impressions. 82,7

P Papadakis. 224,25


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Paradoxes, Reflexive. 16,12

Philosophical Analysis and the Economic Relation.

15,1

Philosophie. 15,2

Philosophy. 16,16

Philosophy and the Sciences. 15,3

Philosophy of History. 167,9

Philosophy of Logic. 4,12

Philosophy of Mathematics. 105,11

Philosophy, Science, and Art. 15,4

Physical Theory of the Nothing. 15,5

Physics. 15,6

Physics, Classical. 12,16

Plan for Book on Symbolic Logic. Theory of

Entailment. 27,6

Pluralism in Physics: A Pluralistic Universe. 15,6

Political Philosophy. 16,26

Pool. 104,3

Postscript to Ulrich Hoyer’s Article [‚Statistical

Foundations of Wave-Mechanics’] 15,7

Postulates for Boolean Algebra (Paper No.3). 12,5

Potential Infinity. 180,15

Power. By Bertrand Russell. An Introductory Note.

503,1

Pragmatism vs. Theoreticism. 15,8

Predictions. 13,1

Prime Number. 15,18

Principle of Equivalence. 16,24; 101,12

Probabilistic Ampliative Induction. 242, 5-7

Probabilistic Independence. 465,9

Probabilistic Independence and Confirmation or

Corroboration: Reply to the Preceding

Note. 15,10

Probabilistic Independence and Corroboration by

Empirical Tests. 15,11

Probabilistic Induction. 224,17; 230, 18-19

Probabilities. 38,5-5a

Probability and Confirmation or Corroboration:

Answer to Preceding Note. 15,10

Probability of a Theory. 15,13

Probability, Causation, and So-Called Subjunctive

Conditionals. 15,12

Probability. 4,1; 4,5; 12,7; 13,7; 14,1; 14,3; 14,17;

224,26; 252,21; 465,4; 466,1-2

Probability Calculus. 14,10-11; 245,15-16; 464,6

Probability of Laws. 15,14

Probability Theory. 224,27; 466,7

Proof of Euclid’s Theorem ‚There Does Not Exist a

Greatest Prime Number’. 15,18

Proposals, ca. 1946, relating to the treatment of

Germany and the Germans following

World War II. 36,2; 466,4

Q Quantum Formalism. 13,14

Quantum Logic. 4,14; 12,22

Quantum Mechanics. 4,21; 14,9; 14,19; 105,14

Quantum Theory. 5,9

Quantum Theory and Action at a Distance. 15,21

Quantum-Mechanical Experiments. 224,11

R Radical Nominalism. 15,22

Ramsay. 104,3

Realism versus Idealism. Comments on Our Present

Scientific World Picture or The

Reductionist World Picture. 105,10

Reflexive Paradoxes. 16,12

Relation of Explanation to Description. 14,12

Relative Theory of Systems. 16,4

Relativity, General. 16,24; 101,12

Relativity, Special. 4,21; 130,2

Relativity , Special Theory of. 14,15

Reliability. 105,13

Religion. 105,3

Reply to Ramsay and Pool. 104,3

Revolution and Continuity in Science. [Kritik von

Kuhns ‚The Structure of Scientific

Revolutions’.] 120,11

Revolution and Continuity in Science. 16,6

Rule of Succession. 14,14

Russell. 503,1

S Schlick. 252,1

Schrödinger. 13,16

Science. 15,4

Sciences. 15,3

Scientific Practice. 469,7

Scientist. 465,1

Self-Liberation Through Knowledge. 5,2; 6,8; 11,5

Semantics. 13,8

Sheffer Strokes. 13,5

Signalling. 224,25

Significance of New Successful Predictions. 13,1

Shortest Absolutely Randon Sequences. 16,10

Simply Independent Postulates for Boolean Algebra

(Paper No.1). 16,13

Sketch of Memorandum. [Antwort auf einen

Fragebogen betr. die Struktur der

Britischen Universitäten.] 466,5

Sokratisches Nichtwissen. 11,10

Some Comments on Truth and Growth of

Knowledge. 466,6

Some Problems in Evolutionary Theory. 130,1

Some Remarks on Carnap’s Probability Theory.

466,7

Some Remarks on Recent Philosophy. 16,16

Some Thoughts Concerning the Doctrine of Natural

Selection. 466,8

Special Relativity. 221,1

Special Relativity and Moving Clocks. 221,1

Sprachphilosophie. 4,8

Sprachtheorie. 4,8

Standards of Art and Standards of Science. 105,12

Structure and Status of Scientific Theories. 16,25

Superposition. 15,16

Syntax. 13,8


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T Table of contents for book never written. 38,7

The Aimlessness of the Personalist Interpretation of

the Probability Calculus. 464,6

The Calculus of Probability Forbids Ampliative

Probabilistic Induction. 245,15-16

The Classical Conditional. 39,20-21

The Construction of Shortest Random-Like

Sequences of Degree n. By L. R. B. Elton

and K. R. Popper. 42,10-11

The Distributivity of Lattices With Unique

Complements. 94,11-16

The Enlightenment and the Meaning of History:

Self-Liberation Through Knowledge. 5,2;

6,8; 11,5

The Gamov Postulate and Quantum Mechanics.

105,14

The Illusion of Probabilistic Induction. 12,15

The Improbability of Explanatory Hypotheses.

74,14-15

The Left Side of the Clauser and Horne Inequality.

[With Thomas D. Angelidis.] 465,2

The Left-Hand Side of the Clauser and Horne

Inequality: An Attempt to Localize a

Mistake. 13,3; 465,2

The Nonexistence of Probabilistic Ampliative

Induction. 242, 5-7

The Origin of the Subjectivist Interpretation of the

Mathematical Theorie of Probability.

14,17

The Physical Theory of the Nothing. 15,5

The Present Problem of Knowledge. 15,9

The Probability of Laws and the Laws of

Probability. 15,14

The Problem of Inductive Support. 15,5

The Problem of (my stress on) Corroboration. 13,1

The Problem of Superposition – of the Phase. 15,16

The Problem of the Significance of New Successful

Predictions. 13,1

The Proof of Non-Locality: Where Lies the

Mistake? [With Thomas D. Angelidis.]

491,9

The Propositional and Functional Logic of

Derivation and of Demonstration. 36,20-

21

The Significance of the Reflexive Paradoxes. 16,12

The Status of the Principle of Equivalence and of

Mach’s Principle in General Relativity.

16,24; 101,12

The Story of Life. 130,3

The Vitality of Maxwell’s Demon. 16,32

Theoreticism. 15,8

Theorie of Probability. 14,17

Theories, Scientific. 16,25

Theory of Entailment. 27,6

Theory of Inference. 12,10

Theory of the Nothing. 15,5

Third-World-Objects.

Three (Complexes of) Ideas of Political Philosophy.

16,26

Three Important Points Against Probabilistic

Induction. 224,17

Time. 38,6; 164,14

Time, Potential Infinity, and Actual Infinity. 180,15

Truth. 466,6Two Kinds of Induction. 16,30

U Untitled monograph (with Paul Bernays) 36,13

V Verisimilitude. 105,13

Vorwort für ein nicht identifiziertes Buch über

Natural Selection. 12,6

W Wahrscheinlichkeit. 242,4

Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung. 230,12

When does Signalling Turn into Desription? Based

on Ideas of Miss Irene Papadakis. 224,25

Will, Human. 12,21

Willensfreiheit. 4,9

Woodger. 12,13

Works of Art Considered as Third-World-Objects.

Standards of Art and Standards of

Science. 105,12

World War II. 36,2; 466,4

X Xenophanes. 504,3

Z Zukunftsmusik. 254,8

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