Titlebook: Scientific Philosophy: Origins and Development; Friedrich Stadler Book 1993 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1993 Berlin.English.Karl

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,. Hg. von Paul Kruntorad, unter Mitwirkung von Rudolf Haller und Willy Hochkeppel. (Bd.1 der Veröffe contributions to the 3rd International Wittgenstein Symposium 1978 (Berghel, Hübner, Köhler, 1979). Several years ago a series of writings on the Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism was initiated (., eds. H.L. Mulder, R.S. Cohen, B. McGuinness, R. Hegselmann, A.J. Kox, F. Stadler, Suhrkamp, Frankfurt 1986ff.)..

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. The Quine-Carnap Correspondence and Related Work. Ed., with an Introduction by Richard Creath. Bework? Or are we to follow Quine and naturalize epistemology as an empirical inquiry into the conditions of theory acceptance and thus, perforce, acquiesce in ontological commitments? Perhaps not the least pressing question is whether there is any “cognitive” conflict at all between Carnapean reconstructionism and Quinean naturalism.

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The Vienna Circle in France (1935–1937)Ryle, who opened the congress, met Schlick for the first time. In his autobiographical sketch,. he mentions the impact of the Viennese philosophy on his own philosophical development in the early thirties. This attests to the Vienna/Cambridge (USA and GB)/Oxford triangle.

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, E., ,. Amsterdam: Rodopi 1992. (Studien zur österreichischen Philosophie, Band XVII)o Neurath is especially instructive because his positions represent an aspect of the thinking of the Vienna Circle which has been ignored or suppressed by older treatments of the Vienna Circle and particularly by the analytic tradition in Britain and the U.S.A. which was otherwise heavily influenced by the Vienna Circle.

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Empiricism in the Vienna Circle and in the Berlin Society for Scientific Philosophy. Recollections allaborative efforts of scientifically interested philosophers and philosophically interested scientists. Those thinkers noted that while the claims made by the physical sciences were amenable to objective test by experiment and observation, the pronouncements put forward by metaphysics were incapabl

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Ludwig’s Apple Tree: On the Philosophical Relations between Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle the Vienna Circle, and there are also current views on those relationships that do not bear closer scrutiny. For instance, in the last few decades, it has been fashionable to emphasize the differences between the philosophical views of Ludwig Wittgenstein and those of the members of the Vienna Circ