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Are societies of liquid modernity open societies? Two visions: Karl Popper and Zygmunt Bauman

Dr Krzysztof Sielski


English abstract:
The topic of this paper is an attempt to combine two, seemingly very divergent points of view: represented by widely recognized as the postmodernist Zygmunt Bauman and by Karl Popper, who is known as a critical rationalist and a scientist. I’m going to defend the thesis that despite the fact that these thinkers represent so radically different philosophical traditions, one can identify a far-reaching similarity between Bauman’s concept of liquid modernity and Popper’s model of an open society.

Keywords: liquid modernity, Zygmunt Bauman, open society, Karl Popper

Language: Polish

Published: Number 2(11)/2015, pp. 120-130.

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