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Truth, Rationality, and the Growth of Knowledge

Released: Replika 17–18, 45–66.

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Fordította:

János Laki

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Popper is Dead
- Gábor Forrai
Karl Popper (1902–1994)
- Karl R. Popper
The Logic of Scientific Discovery
- Karl R. Popper
Truth, Rationality, and the Growth of Knowledge
- Csaba Pléh
Popper and the Psychology
Football and History
- Miklós Hadas
- Viktor Karády
Football and Social Identity
- Bill Murray
Celtic and Rangers
- Christian Bromberger
- Jean-Marc Mariottini
The Red and the Black
Critical Cultural Studies
- Miklós Vörös
- Zsolt Nagy
Culture and Politics in Everyday Life
- Simon During
History of Critical Cultural Research
- Dick Hebdige
Subculture: The Meaning of Style
- Ien Ang
Dallas and the Ideology of Mass Culture
- Lata Mani
Cultural Theory, Colonial Texts: Reading Eyewitness Accounts of Widow Burning
Bibliography of Critical Cultural Research
The Longitudinal Gypsy
- András Kovács
Is the Estimate a Biased Projection?
- András Lapos
The Longitudinal Gypsy
- Guy Lázár
National Issues in the Public Consciousness
- Antal Örkény
The Dream of the Minority Sleeping Beauty and the case of the sociologist prince
- Péter Róbert
Social Perception of Nationality and Ethnic Groups
- Endre Sik
XXXenemy in Hungary 1994
- Judit Tóth
Contribution to the Research Program ’Social Perceptions of Ethnic and Ethnic Groups in Today's Hungary’
E-way
- Allucquere Rosanne Stone
The Body of the Spirit

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