The Logic of Scientific Discovery

First published in 1959, Popper’s The Logic of Scientific Discovery significantly influenced the philosophy of science by exploring the demarcation problem and introducing the concept of falsifiability as a key criterion for scientific theories. Considered a landmark work, it remains a foundational text for understanding what distinguishes scientific inquiry from other forms of knowledge. This audiobook offers an accessible way to engage with Popper’s revolutionary ideas, complemented by a PDF companion available in your Audible Library.