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Carnap

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Carnap
Rudolf. 1891--1970, US logical positivist philosopher, born in Germany: attempted to construct a formal language for the empirical sciences that would eliminate ambiguity


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9780578004785 Ernst Mach's philosophy; pro and con; with contributions by Brentano, Carnap, Einstein, Husserl, Lenin, Mach, Planck, Popper, and others.
By placing Levinas and Derrida, longtime foci of his work, alongside Rawls, Quine and Donald Davidson in a chronology reaching back to Thales and including Cicero, Copernicus, Confucius and Carnap, Mr.
Consequently, the loose theoretical structure possessed by SLD concepts means they are better viewed as nonvalidated "ideas" and not "true" concepts (see Carnap, 1956).
 
 
 
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