Relativism, scepticism and “the Enlightenment Project”

This chapter contains the most important (meta-theoretical) arguments in the entire book. They are the following: Popper fails in his efforts to solve either aspect of the Enlightenment Project. Nonetheless he does enunciate explicitly, or tacitly uses, all the principles necessary for an adequate solution. The most important normative (i.e. ethical and political) arguments in the book occur in Part V.