Popperovo riešenie štyroch problémov indukcie
Popper’s Solution for Four Problems of Induction

Summary/Abstract: In the first chapter of his book Realism and the Aim of Science, Karl Popper establishes a close connection between the problem of induction and corroboration. In doing so, he formulates a family of four problems of induction. The presented paper after short insight to some Popper´s methodological rules analyzes these four problems of induction, namely how can we distinguish between good and bad theories; the problem of rational belief; the problem of tomorrow; and the problem of regularities. Although Popper was convinced that he had solved the problem of induction completely logically, methodically as well as epistemologically, and a metaphysical solution is not necessary, we tried to show that neither did he solve the problem as he claims, nor he implicitly use a principle of induction, as some of his critics claims.

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