__________ William Warren Bartley III (1934-1990) __________

Bartley, W.W., III. 1987. Philosophy of biology versus philosophy of physics. In Radnitzky/Bartley, Evolutionary Epistemology, Rationality, and the Sociology of Knowledge, 7—46.

Originally puplished 1982 in Fundamenta Scientiae 3: 55—78.

Radnitzky, G./Bartley, W.W., III., eds. 1987. Evolutionary Epistemology, Rationality, and the Sociology of Knowledge. La Salle, IL: Open Court.

Review: Rafe Champion, 1989. Metascience 9: http://victorian.fortunecity.com/beardsley/700/eerev.html

Bartley, W.W., III. 1985. Knowledge is a product not fully known to its producer. In Leube/Zlabinger, The Political Economy of Freedom, 17—45. [cc]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1983. The challenge of evolutionary epistemology. In #, Absolute Values and the Creation of the New World, vol. 2, 835—880. [chc] [chc]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1983. Non-justificationism: Popper versus Wittgenstein. In Weingartner/Czermak, Epistemology and Philosophy of Science, #—#. [chc]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1982. Philosophy of biology versus philosophy of physics. Fundamenta Scientiae 3: 55—78. [chc]

Reprinted in Radnitzky/Bartley, Evolutionary Epistemology, Rationality, and the Sociology of Knowledge, 7—46. [chc]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1982. A Popperian harvest. In Levinson, In Pursuit of Truth, 249—289. [Quotes]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1976. The philosophy of Karl Popper. Part I: Biology and evolutionary epistemology. Philosophia 6: 463—494. [chc]

Bartley, W.W., III. 1962. The Retreat to Commitment. #: #.

2nd edition, Open Court, 1985. According to the alt.memetics bibliography, "the book that set evolutionary epistemology on its feet."