… philosophy, is to provide a broader perspective on the nature of the overall debate between
Wittgenstein and his interlocutors in the Vienna Circle, … ’s relations with the Vienna Circle, we …

… science to the world. As I sought to present, Neurath’s (and Vienna Circle’s) view of unified
science … largely humanistic: the scientific attitude, the unifying bond of all science, is a stance …

… for philosophy of science and others some of both. The involvement of many Vienna Circle
members in Red Vienna … the role of philosophy of science was to advance the integration of a …

… of scrutiny upon which the Vienna Circle rightly insisted. In … reasonable test that the Vienna
Circle might have proposed. I … philosophy, and at the cultural aims of the Vienna Circle and …

… as central categories in the realms of philosophy, religion, art, and literature. In contrast,
in their focus on Wittgenstein, the Vienna Circle concentrated almost entirely on the anti-…

… Even at that time, the basic aim was to render philosophy scientific and give it an anti-metaphysical
(anti-idealistic) orientation, combined with empirical enlightenment ideas. Mach’s …

… Rather, the development of philosophy in Austria represents a chapter in the intellectual history
… And in Vienna and the centres in contact with Vienna, we find philosophical trends which …

… But the term logical positivism was only introduced in an American journal in 1931, and I will
follow the practice of most scholars of the Vienna Circle in talking about “logical empiricism.” …

… The authors, members of the Vienna Circle and a number of associated thinkers, set out
to demonstrate in a programmatic way how the thesis of the unity of science could be …

… science from Diderot to the encyclopedia of the Vienna Circle"(… for Austrian philosophy from
Bolzano to the Vienna Circle). We … work on the forgotten philosopher Robert Zimmermann on …