The Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism: Re-Evaluation and Future Perspectives Book

A: The Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism. What is the Vienna Circle? Some Methodological and Historiographical Answers; F. Stadler. I: Origins and History. Pluralism of Tenable World Views; A. Naess. On the Formation of Logical Empiricism; P. Parrini. Bolzano's Account of Justification; A. Von Duhn. Kantian Metaphysics and Hertzian Mechanics; D.J. Hyder. II: Moritz Schlick. Moritz Schlick's Idea of Non-territorial States; H. Schleichert. An Unknown Side of Moritz Schlick's Intellectual Biography: the Reviews for the "Vierteljahrschrift für wissenschaftliche Philosophie und Soziologie" (191 1-1916); M. Ferrari. Between Meaning and Demarcation; H.J. Wendel. "Let's Talk about Flourishing!" - Moritz Schlick and the Non-cognitive Foundation of Virtue Ethics; D. Borchers. III: Hans Reichenbach. Coordination and Convention in Hans Reichenbach's Philosophy of Space; C. Klein. Reichenbach's epsilon-Definition of Simultaneity in Historical and Philosophical Perspective; R. Rynasiewicz. IV: Other Proponents and Periphery. Towards a Physicalistic Attitude; J. Manninen. Logical Empiricism and Phenomenology: Felix Kaufmann; W. Huemer. Béla von Juhos and the Concept of "Konstatierungen"; A. Koterski. Wittgenstein's Constructivization of Euler's Proof of the Infinity of Primes; P. Mancosu, M. Marion. Quine's Historical Argument for Epistemology Naturalized; G. DePierris. V: Unity and Plurality. Two Uses of Unification; E. Sober. Unity and Plurality in the Concept of Causation; C. Hitchcock. Edgar Zilsel's Research Programme: Unity of Science as an Empirical Problem; D. Raven. VI: Contexts of Science. Criticizinga Difference of Contexts - On Reichenbach's Distinction between "Context of Discovery" and "Context of Justification"; G. Schiemann. Contextualizing an Epistemological Issue: the Case of Error in Experiment; G. Hon. The Contexts of Scientific Justification. Some Reflections on the Relation between Epistemological Contextualism and Philosophy of Science; J. Schickore. VII: Epistemology. Modal Skepticism. Philosophical Thought Experiments and Modal Epistemology; D. Cohnitz. Structure and Heuristic: in Praise of Structural Realism in the Case of Niels Bohr; F.O. Engler. VIII: Ethics. The Neutrality of Meta-Ethics Revisited - How to Draw on Einstein and the Vienna Circle in Developing an Adequate Account of Morals; U. Czaniera. IX: Women of Logical Empiricism. No Woman, no Try? - Else Frenkel-Brunswik and the Project of Integrating Psychoanalysis into the Unity of Science; D. Borchers. Susan Stebbing on Cambridge and Vienna Analysis; M. Beaney. Susan Stebbing's Criticism of Wittgenstein's Tractatus; N. Milkov. Rose Rand: a Woman in Logic; A. Hamacher-Hermes. B: General Part. Report - Documentation. Logical Positivism in Russia; O. Nazarova. Reviews. Ernst Mach's Vienna 1895-1930 or Phenomenalism as Philosophy of Science. Edited by John Blackmore, Ryoichi Itagaki and Setsuko Tanaka. Kluwer Academic Publishers: Dordrecht 2001; Erik Banks. Herbert Hochberg, The Positivist and the Ontologist. Bergmann, Carnap and Logical Realism, Rodopi: Amsterdam/Atlanta 2001; E. Tegtmeier. Liliana Albertazzi / Dale Jacquette / Roberto Poli (eds.), The School of Alexius Meinong (= Western philosophy series 57), Aldershot et al.: Ashgate, 2001; Maria Reicher. M. Ferrari, I.-O. Stamatescu (eds.), Symbol and Physical Knowledge. On the Conceptual Structure of Physics, Springer: Berlin 2002; Thomas Mormann. Uwe Czaniera, Gibt es moralisches Wissen? Die Kognitivismusdebatte in der analytischen Moralphilosophie, Mentis: Paderborn 2001; Gabriele Mras. Activities of the Institute Vienna Circle. Activities 2002. Preview 2003. Obituary. Eugene T. Gadol (1920-2000); Friedrich Stadler. Index of Names.