Eino Kaila and Logical EmpiricismIlkka Niiniluoto, Matti Sintonen, Georg Henrik Wright |
Contents
ILKKA NIINILUOTO Opening Words | 9 |
DAVID PEARS Wittgenstein and the Vienna Circle | 43 |
RUDOLF HALLER Carnap Kaila and Logical Empiricism | 52 |
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According to Kaila Acta Philosophica Fennica Ajatus atomic attempt basic biological boundary conditions Carnap classical concept construction criterion criticism critique discussed Dordrecht dynamic Eino Kaila empirical epistemic Ernst Mach example Finland Finnish formulated function G.H. von Wright Gestalt Gestalt psychology holism human Ibid ideas Ilkka Niiniluoto Inhimillinen initial causality interpretation invariance kind knowledge language later logical empiricism logical empiricists logical positivism Mach and Einstein Mach's Machian mathematical means mental metaphysical monism Moritz Schlick nature Neupositivismus Neurath notion of terminal objects Otava perception personality phenomenalism phenomenalist philosophy of science physicalistic principle Private Language Argument problem psychology quantum mechanics realism reference Reidel relation relative simplicity Schlick sense sense-data sentences solipsism solipsist statements structure terminal causality terminal conditions terminal-causal Terminalkausalität theoretical thesis of translatability things thinking thought tion Tractatus traditional Tuomela Turku University of Helsinki Vienna Circle Wiener Kreis Wittgenstein Wolters