The Routledge Handbook of Logical Empiricism

ISBN-13: 9781138122000 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 14 str.

Thomas Uebel; Austria) Christoph Limbeck-Lilienau (University of Vienna

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A thorough and state of the art overview of Logical Empiricism and an ideal reference source for both students and scholars. Essential reading for students and researchers in history of philosophy the handbook will also be very useful for those studying philosophy of science, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind or history of ideas. The only handbook to pull together a thoroughly comprehensive overview of the movement of logical empiricism. A rallying point for any student and researcher interested in the subject. All chapters are specially commissioned, written by an international team of renowned contributors and not previously published.

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Introduction Christoph Limbeck-Lilienau and Thomas Uebel  Part 1: The Cultural, Scientific and Philosophical Context and the Development of Logical Empiricism  1. The Foundational Crisis of Modern Physics and its Cultural Significance Michael Stöltzner  2. The German Youth Movement at the Start of the 20^th Century and Logical Empiricism Hans-Joachim Dahms  3. Dilthey, Historicism and Logical Empiricism Christian Damböck  4. Varieties of Neo-Kantian Influences Matthias Neuber  5. Hermann von Helmholtz and Logical Empiricism Michael Heidelberger  6. Ernst Mach and Early Logical Empiricism Elisabeth Nemeth  7. Bolzano and Brentano, and Logical Empiricism Mark Textor  8. French Conventionalism and the Vienna Circle Anastasios Brenner  9. Einstein and Logical Empiricism Fynn Ole Engler  10. The First Vienna Circle and the Erlangen Conference Christoph Limbeck-Lilienau  11. The Vienna Circle and the Ernst Mach Friedrich Stadler  12. The Berlin Group and the Society for Scientific Philosophy Nikolay Milkov  13. Women in Logical Empiricism Frederique Janssen-Lauret  Part 2: Characteristic Theses of and Specific Issues in Logical Empiricism  14. Logic and the Foundations of Mathematics in Early Logical Empiricism Erich H. Reck  15. Conceptions of Truth in Early Logical Empiricism Pierre Wagner  16. Verificationism James Justus  17. Noncognitivism Anne Siegetsleitner  18. The Unity of Science Jordi Cat  19. The Deductive-Nomological Model of Explanation Stathis Psillos  20. The Partial Interpretation of Scientific Theories William Demopoulos  21. The Relative A Priori David J. Stump  22. Nonstandard Logicism Georg Schiemer  23. Probability in Logical Empiricism Marta Sznajder  24. Reichenbach and the Problem of Induction Flavia Padovani  25. Schlick, Carnap and Feigl on the Mind-Body Problem Sean Crawford  26. Hempel and Confirmation Theory Jan Sprenger  27. Carnap and Ontology Gregory Lavers  28. Neurath on Political Economy John O’Neill  Part 3: Relations to Philosophical Contemporaries  29. The Vienna Circle’s Relationship with Wittgenstein Johannes Friedl  30. Cassirer and the Logical Empiricists Matthias Neuber  31. Critical Rationalism, the Vienna Circle and the Empirical Basis Problem Artur Koterski  32. The Lvov-Warsaw School and Logical Empiricism Jan Wolenski  33. Logical Empiricism in Northern Europe Ilkka Niiniluoto  34. Logical Empiricism in the Anglophone World: Early Receptions Christopher Pincock  35. Pragmatism and Logical Empiricism Massimo Ferrari  Part 4: Leading Post-Positivist Criticisms and Legacy  36. Quine and Post-Positivism Richard Creath  37. Kuhn, Carnap and Logical Empiricism Gürol Irzik  38. The Bipartite Metatheory Conception of Philosophy Thomas Uebel  39. Logical Empiricism and Formal Epistemology Sahotra Sarkar  40. Carnap’s Conception of Reason A. W. Carus  41. Rethinking the Legacy of Logical Empiricism in North America Alan Richardson.  Index