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  1. Three challenges to the complementarity of the logic and the pragmatics of science.Thomas Uebel - 2015 - Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A 53:23-32.
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  • Economist, Epistemologist … and Censor? On Otto Neurath’s Index Verborum Prohibitorum.George A. Reisch - 1997 - Perspectives on Science 5 (3):452-480.
    This article is about Otto Neurath’s infamous proposal to combat metaphysics by creating and publishing an index of prohibited words. The logic of this proposal is explicated in the frameworks of Neurath’s philosophy of science and his International Encyclopedia of Unified Science. I reconstruct two arguments within Neurath’s project to defend the proposal against criticisms from Neurath’s colleagues and against the charge that philosophers ought not be censors.
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  • Um investigador das mentalidades em terra de positivistas: a entrada de Louis Rougier no movimento filosófico do positivsmo lógico.Hallhane Machado - 2017 - Aufklärung 4 (1):121-132.
    Em 1931, Louis Rougier, um investigador da mentalidade escolástica, escreve sua primeira carta a Moritz Schlick, o fundador oficial de um movimento filosófico que naquele ano seria conhecido, através de um afamado artigo de dois de seus membros, Albert E. Blumberg e Herbert Feigl, como Positivismo Lógico. O contato resultou na rápida adesão de Rougier ao movimento, que reconhecerá, em trabalhos anteriores deste autor, numerosas semelhanças com suas próprias teses. Em diversos aspectos, como a maneira como concebem o tempo, é (...)
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  • Die vergessene rezension der “allgemeinen erkenntnislehre” Moritz schlicks durch Hans Reichenbach-ein stück philosophiegeschichte.Klaus Hentschel - 1991 - Erkenntnis 35 (1-3):11-28.
    Despite a renewed interest in the philosophical prehistory of logical empiricism, several texts by prominent figures such as, e.g., Moritz Schlick and Hans Reichenbach, published in non-standard journals, have escaped the notice of scholars. Here, a hitherto virtually unknown but significant review of Moritz Schlick's influential book Allgemeine Erkenntnislehre [1st ed. 1918] written by Hans Reichenbach in 1919/20 is reprinted together with comments about its background and the later development, relying on and citing from the unpublished correspondence between Schlick and (...)
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