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Carnap Brought Home: The View from Jena
By Steve Awodey, Carsten Klein
404 pages
- Contributors:
- Includes content by:
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Gottfried Gabriel
Gereon Wolters
Jean-Michel Roy
Alan Richardson
Thomas Mormann
Michael Friedman
Michael Beaney
Erich H. Reck
Thomas Ricketts
Steve Awodey
Gottfried GabrielShow more
Gereon Wolters
Jean-Michel Roy
Alan Richardson
Thomas Mormann
Michael Friedman
Michael Beaney
Erich H. Reck
Thomas Ricketts
Steve Awodey
A.W. Carus
Bernd Buldt
Thomas Uebel
Richard Creath
Carsten Klein
A. W. Carus
Hans-Joachim Dahms
- Publisher:
- Open Court
- Place of publication:
- Chicago
- Publication year:
- 2004
- Subjects:
Synopsis
This is the first in an exciting new Open Court series recovering Vienna Circle thought and pursuing its relevance for today's philosophical issues. The series is Full Circle: Publications of the Archive of Scientific Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh. This first book in the series looks at a number of Carnapian themes including Carnap's early utopianism, his roots in neo-Kantianism, and his political activism.Related books and articles at Questia
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Table of contents
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- Carnap Brought Home i
- Title Page v
- Contents vii
- Contributors ix
- Carnap Brought Home 1
- Introduction: Carnap Brought Home 3
- Styles in Philosophy: The Case of Carnap 25
- Carnap's Husserlian Reading of the Aufbau 41
- Tolerating Semantics: Carnap's Philosophical Point of View 63
- A Quasi-Analytical Constitution of Physical Space 79
- Carnap and the Evolution of the a Priori 101
- Carnap's Conception of Explication: From Frege to Husserl? 117
- From Frege and Russell to Carnap: Logic and Logicism in the 1920s 151
- Frege, Carnap, and Quine: Continuities and Discontinuities 181
- How Carnap Could Have Replied to Gödel 203
- On Rc 102-43-14 225
- Carnap Brought Home i
- Title Page v
- Contents vii
- Contributors ix
- Carnap Brought Home 1
- Introduction: Carnap Brought Home 3
- Styles in Philosophy: The Case of Carnap 25
- Carnap's Husserlian Reading of the Aufbau 41
- Tolerating Semantics: Carnap's Philosophical Point of View 63
- A Quasi-Analytical Constitution of Physical Space 79
- Carnap and the Evolution of the a Priori 101
- Carnap's Conception of Explication: From Frege to Husserl? 117
- From Frege and Russell to Carnap: Logic and Logicism in the 1920s 151
- Frege, Carnap, and Quine: Continuities and Discontinuities 181
- How Carnap Could Have Replied to Gödel 203
- On Rc 102-43-14 225
- Carnap, the Left Vienna Circle, and Neoppsitivist Antimetaphysics 247
- Carnap's Program and Quine's Question 279
- Carnap on Categorial Concepts 295
- Sellars, Carnap, and the Logical Space of Reasons 317
- Neue Sachlichkeit in the Architecture and Philosophy of the 1920s 357
- Contributors 377
- Index 379