Origins Of Logical Empiricism

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Part 1 The cultural and philosophical context: constructing modernism - the cultural location of Aufbau, Peter Galison overcoming metaphysics - Carnap and Heidegger, Michael Friedman Neurath against method, Nancy Cartwright and Jordi Cat the Enlightenment ambition of epistemic utopiansim - Otto Neurath's theory of science in historical perspective, Thomas E. Uebel. Part 2 Science, philosophy and scientific philosophy: relativity, eindeutigkeit and monomorphism - Rudolf Carnap and the development of the categoricity concept in formal semantics, Don Howard Einstein agonists - Weyl and Reichenbach on geometry and the general theory of relativity, T.A. Ryckman. Part 3 Logic, mathematics and philosophy: the philosophy of mathematics in early positivism, Warrent Goldfarb Carnap - from logical syntax to semantics, Thomas Ricketts languages without logic, Richard Creath. Part 4 Experience, empirical knowledge and empiricism: postscript to protocols - reflections on empiricism, Thomas Oberdan conceptual knowledge and intuitive experience - Schlick's dilemma, Joia Lewis Turner from epistemology to the logic of science - Carnap's philosophy of empirical knowledge in the 1930s, Alan W. Richardson.

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