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Die Aufhebung der analytischen Philosophie: Quine als Synthese von Carnap und Neurath (German Edition) by Dirk Koppelberg, 1987
Carnap and the Vienna Circle (Studien Zur Oesterreichischen Philosophie) by Ramon Cirera, 1994-01
Logic, language, and the structure of scientific theories: Proceedings of the Carnap-Reichenbach centennial, University of Konstanz, 21-24 May 1991 (Pittsburgh-Konstanz ... in the philosophy and history of science)
Linguistic Frameworks and Ontology: A Re-Examination of Carnap's Metaphilosophy (Janua Linguarum) by Bryan G. Norton, 1977-06
Das Wahrheitsproblem und die Idee der Semantik: Eine Einfuhrung in die Theorien von A. Tarski und R. Carnap (German Edition) by Wolfgang Stegmuller, 1977
Das Realismusproblem in der analytischen Philosophie: Studien zu Carnap und Quine (German Edition) by Ralf Naumann, 1993
On Carnap (Wadsworth Philosophers Series) by C. Wayne Mayhall, 2001-11-21
Meaning and Necessity (Phoenix Books) by Rudolf Carnap, 1956-12
Decline and Obsolescence of Logical Empiricism : Carnap vs. Quine and the Critics (Science and Philosophy in the Twentieth Century: Basic Works of Logical Empiricism) by Sahotra Sarkar, 1996-02-01
Logical Syntax of Language by Rudolf Carnap, 1964-06
International Encyclopedia of Unified Science
German Expatriates in Austria: Johannes Kepler, Rudolf Carnap, Conrad Graf, Prince Georg of Bavaria, Yom-Tov Lipmann Heller, Moritz Schlick
Hochschullehrer (Los Angeles): Clyde Tombaugh, Christopher Isherwood, T. C. Boyle, Richard Bellman, António Damásio, Karl Bühler, Rudolf Carnap (German Edition)
The Philosophy of Rudolf Carnap by SchilppPaul Arthur (ed), 1984

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dblp.unitrier.de rudolf carnap. List of publications from the DBLP Bibliography Server - FAQ 1946. 1, rudolf carnap Modalities and Quantification. J. Symb. Log.
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Philosophical Dictionary: Caird-Catharsis
carnap, rudolf (18911970). German-American philosopher. A leading logical positivist, carnap proposed in Der logische Aufbau der
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Extractions: Caird, Edward Scottish Hegelian philosopher. Caird was one of the first generation of ' British idealists ,' whose philosophical work was largely in reaction to the then-dominant empiricist and associationist views of Alexander Bain (1818-1903) and J.S. Mill . Best known for his studies of Kant A Critical Account of the Philosophy of Kant (1877) and The Critical Philosophy of Immanuel Kant at Amazon.com Hegel Hegel (1883), Caird also exercised a strong influence on later idealists such as John Watson and Bernard Bosanquet , particularly concerning the development of an 'evolutionary' account of religion; see his two series of Gifford lectures, The Evolution of Religion (1893), and The Evolution of Theology in the Greek Philosophers (1904). [Contributed by Will Sweet Recommended Reading: The Collected Works of Edward Caird at Amazon.com Also see IEP and ELC Cambridge Platonists An influential group of seventeenth-century English philosophers and latitudinarian theologians who rejected the tenets of (Oxford-taught) scholasticism in favor of an eclectic rationalism that employed a neoplatonic metaphysics and placed great emphasis on the role of innate ideas in the acquisition of worthwhile knowledge of reality, while opposing the
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Rudolph Carnap
Wallace Provost, Philosopher, Philosophy, Science, and Western culture RUDOLPH carnap. Nothing in the works of the Logical Positivists united them more than Rudolph carnap's statement that meaning of words, first, carnap said, we need to determine
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Extractions: Nothing in the works of the Logical Positivists united them more than Rudolph Carnap's statement that "In the domain of metaphysics, including all philosophy of value and normative theory, logical analysis yields the negative results that the alleged statements in this domain are entirely meaningless." Such statements he meant are not just pointless or false, they are nothing but sequences of words that, however they may appear otherwise, do not make a statement at all. It is not completely honest to discuss this attitude of Carnap's with Aristotle in mind. The metaphysics that Carnap railed against, like Heidiggers, did not share that strong ground with nature that characterized the philosophies of both Aristotle and the Positivists. In order to avoid the problems of metaphysics Carnap turned to the problem of developing words and sentences with clear and concise meanings. Concerning the meaning of words, first, Carnap said, we need to determine the syntax of a word in the simplest sentence it is capable of occurring in. He called this an elementary sentence. For example the word stone. The simplest sentence might be "X is a stone." We can call this sentence S. Once this has been determined we must answer the question "What sentence is S deducible from and What sentences are deducible from S?" Once these sentences have been reduced to observation sentences or what are called protocol sentences, that is the meaning of the word. Thus the meaning of a word must be reducible to observation states which can be verified.
Committee For Philosophy And The Sciences
The Committee for Philosophy and the Sciences (CPaS) is a research and teaching unit of the Department of Philosophy. CPaS replaces
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Extractions: The Committee for Philosophy and the Sciences (CPaS) is a research and teaching unit of the Department of Philosophy. CPaS replaces two previous committees, the Committee for the History and Philosophy of Science, and the Committee for Cognitive Studies. Students interested in history of technology should contact Professor Robert Friedel of the Department of History. CPaS administers an interdisciplinary graduate specialization leading to an MA or PhD degree in philosophy for students who are interested in pursuing philosophically informed foundational research in an area of science, and will be of particular interest to students who already have a substantial background in that science. Relevant sciences include physics, biology, neuroscience psychology, computer science, artificial intelligence, and linguistics, all of which are strongly represented on campus. There are two tracks, with different course requirements: a philosophy of science track and a cognitive studies track. CPaS has strong links to science departments on campus, especially Physics and Biology, and also to the recently developed graduate programs in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science (NACS) and Behavior, Evolution, Ecology and Systematics (BEES), as well as to the University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies (UMIACS). CPaS is also closely affiliated with the Foundations of Physics Group . In addition,students have available the research facilities of several area universities, research institutes, and specialized libraries. Of particular interest to CPaS students are the resources of the Center for the History of Physics at the American Institute of Physics in College Park, the Library of Congress, and the Smithsonian Libraries. All are easily accessible by rapid transit.

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