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 | | , a pupil of Ajdukiewicz, and then, when Giedymin emigrated in 1968, by Jerzy Kmita, who was the first Director of the newly founded (1969) Institute of Philosophy, which marks the beginning of the School's activity. |
 | | In this work, which was greatly influenced by the philosophy of Popper as interpreted by Giedymin, the authors tried to reconstruct logically the explanatory structure of human sciences in order to organise the theory of rational action. |
 | | In the late 1960s the School took a "Marxist turn", led by Topolski, which led to the publication of a series of volumes including contributions by the School's main representatives. |
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