Editing Popper's three worlds (section)

==References==
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<!--<ref name="Eccles2006p165"> {{harvnb|Eccles|1970|p=165}}: "In their material composition of paper and ink, books are in world{{nbsp}}1, but the codified knowledge conveyed in the print is in world{{nbsp}}3."</ref>-->

<ref name="Niiniluoto2006p61">{{harvnb|Niiniluoto|2006|p=61}}: "The most important difference between Platonism and Popper is the fact that world{{nbsp}}3 is created by human beings."</ref>

<ref name="Eccles1970p165">{{harvnb|Eccles|1970|p=165}}: "Most important components of world{{nbsp}}3 are the theoretical systems comprising scientific problems and the critical arguments generated by discussions of these problems."</ref>

<ref name="Eccles1970p165b">{{harvnb|Eccles|1970|p=165}}: "Popper specifies for these three worlds, namely that there is reciprocal transmission between 1 and 2 and between 2 and 3, but that 1 and 3 can interact only by mediation of World{{nbsp}}2."</ref>

<ref name="Popper1972p155">{{harvnb|Popper|1972|p=155}}: "The first world and the third world cannot interact, save through the intervention of the second world, the world of subjective or personal experiences."</ref>

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===Works cited===
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* {{cite book| first = J. C.
| last = Eccles
| title = Facing Reality: Philosophical Adventures by a Brain Scientist
| url = https://books.google.com/books?id=F9HkBwAAQBAJ
| date = 1970
| publisher = Springer Science & Business Media
| isbn=978-1-4757-3997-8
}}
* {{Cite book| first = Michael
| last = Heller
| title = Philosophy in Science: An Historical Introduction
| publisher = Springer
| date = 2011
}}
* {{Cite book | first = Ilkka
| last = Niiniluoto
| chapter = World 3: A Critical Defence
| title = Karl Popper: Metaphysics and epistemology
| editor1-first = Ian
| editor1-last = Jarvie
| editor2-first = Karl
| editor2-last = Milford
| editor3-first = David
| editor3-last = Miller
| publisher = Ashgate
| date = 2006
}}
* {{Cite conference | first = Karl
| last = Popper
| title =  Epistemology Without a Knowing Subject
| conference = Third International Congress for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science, 25 August 1967
| location = Amsterdam
| date = 1968
| orig-year = reprinted in {{harvnb|Popper|1972|loc=chap. 3}}.
}}
* {{Cite book| first = Karl
| last = Popper
| title = Objective Knowledge: An Evolutionary Approach
| date = 1972
}}
* {{Cite book | last=Popper
| first = Karl R.
| url = https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/30318882
| title = Knowledge and the body-mind problem : in defence of interaction
| date = 1994
| orig-year = Based on his Emory University lectures 1969
| publisher = Routledge
| others = Mark Amadeus Notturno
| isbn = 0-415-11504-3
| location = London
| oclc = 30318882
}}

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