Further Reading
- Adorno, Albert, Dahrendorf, Habermas, Pilot und Popper, The Positivist Dispute in German Sociology, Heinemann London 1976 and Harper Torchbook 1976.
- Habermas Knowledge and Human Interests (original: Erkenntnis und Interesse, 1968)
- Habermas Technology and Science as Ideology (original: w:de: Technik und Wissenschaft als „Ideologie“, 1968)
- Helmut F. Spinner: Popper und die Politik. Berlin (Dietz) 1978
- Dahms, H.-J., Positivismusstreit. Die Auseinandersetzungen der Frankfurter Schule mit dem logischen Positivismus, dem amerikanischen Pragmatismus und dem kritischen Rationalismus, Frankfurt a.M. (Suhrkamp) 1994.
- Find further literature in the German "Study Guide to Hans Albert"
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