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| I. CARNAP'S INTELLECTUAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY | ||
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| I. The Development of my Thinking | 1. | My Student Years |
| 2. | The Beginning of My Work in Philosophy (1919-1926) | |
| 3. | The Vienna Circle (1926-1935) | |
| 4. | America (Since 1936) A. My Life in the United States B. The Situation of Philosophy in the United States... | |
| II. Philosophical Problems | 5. | Pseudo Problems in Philosophy |
| 6. | The Foundations of Mathematics | |
| 7. | Physicalism and the Unity of Science | |
| 8. | The Logical Syntax of Language | |
| 9. | Liberalization of Empiricism | |
| 10. | Semantics | |
| 11. | Language Planning | |
| 12. | Probability and Inductive Logic | |
| 13. | The Theoretical Language | |
| 14. | Values and Practical Decisions | |
| II. DESCRIPTIVE AND CRITICAL ESSAYS ON THE PHILOSOPHY OF RUDOLF CARNAP | ||
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| CHARLES MORRIS | Pragmatism and Logical Empiricism | |
| ROBERT S. COHEN | Dialectical Materialism and Carnap's Logical Empiricism | |
| PHILIPP FRANK | The Pragmatic Components in Carnap's 'Elimination of Metaphysics' | |
| PAUL HENLE | Meaning and Verifiability | |
| KARL R. POPPER | The Demarcation Between Science and Metaphysics | |
| HERBERT FEIGL | Physicalism, Unity of Science and the Foundations of Psychology | |
| A. J. AYER | Carnap's Treatment of the Problem of Other Minds | |
| ROBERT FEYS | Carnap on Modalities | |
| JOHN MYHILL | An Alternative to the Method of Extension and Intension | |
| DONALD DAVIDSON | The Method of Extension and Intension | |
| R. M. MARTIN | On Carnap's Conception of Semantics | |
| W. V. QUINE | Carnap and Logical Truth | |
| HERBERT G. BOHNERT | Carnap's Theory of Definition and Analyticity | |
| WILFRID SELLARS | Empiricism and Abstract Entities | |
| E. W. BETH | Carnap's Views on the Advantages of Constructed Systems Over Natural Languages in the Philosophy of Science | |
| P. F. STRAWSON | Carnap's Views on Constructed Systems versus Natural Languages in Analytic Philosophy | |
| YEHOSHUA BAR-HILLEL | Remarks on Carnap's Logical Syntax of Language | |
| NELSON GOODMAN | The Significance of Der logische Aufbau der Welt | |
| ARTHUR PAP | Reduction Sentences and Disposition Concepts | |
| ADOLF GRüNBAUM | Carnap's Views on the Foundations of Geometry | |
| CARL G. HEMPEL | Implications of Carnap's Work for the Philosophy of Science | |
| JOHN G. KEMENY | Carnap's Theory of Probability and Induction | |
| ARTHUR W. BURKS | On the Significance of Carnap's System of Inductive Logic for the Philosophy of Induction | |
| HILARY PUTNAM | 'Degree of Confirmation' and Inductive Logic | |
| ERNEST NAGEL | Carnap's Theory of Induction | |
| ABRAHAM KAPLAN | Logical Empiricism and Value Judgments | |
| III. THE PHILOSOPHER REPLIES | ||
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| Introductory Remarks | ||
| I. Relations Between Logical Empiricism and Other Philosophical Movements | 1. | Charles Morris on Pragmatism and Logical Empiricism |
| 2. | Robert S. Cohen on Dialectical Materialism vs. Empiricism | |
| 3. | Philipp Frank and V. Brushlinsky on Positivism, Metaphysics, and Marxism | |
| II. Metaphysics, Realism, and Physicalism | 4. | My Views on Ontological Problems of Existence |
| 5 | Paul Henle on Meaning and Verifiability | |
| 6 | K. R. Popper on The Demarcation Between Science and Metaphysics | |
| 7 | Herbert Feigl on Physicalism | |
| 8 | A. J. Ayer on Other Minds | |
| III. Language, Modal Logic, and Semantics | 9. | My Conception of the Logic of Modalities |
| 10 | My Conception of Semantics | |
| 11 | Robert Feys on Modalities | |
| 12 | John Myhill on Modal Logic and Semantics | |
| 13 | Donald Davidson on Modalities and Semantlcs | |
| 14 | Richard Martin on Semantics | |
| 15 | W. V. Quine on Logical Truth | |
| 16 | Herbert G. Bohnert on Definitions and Analyticity | |
| 17 | Wilfrid Sellars on Abstract Entities in Semantlcs | |
| 18 | E. W. Beth on Constructed Language Systems | |
| 19 | P. F. Strawson on Linguistic Naturalism | |
| 20 | Yehoshua Bar-Hillel on Linguistics and Metatheory... | |
| IV. Concepts and Theories of Empirical Science | 21. | Nelson Goodman on Der logische Aufbau der Welt.... |
| 22 | Arthur Pap on Dispositions | |
| 23 | Adolf Grijnbaum on the Philosophy of Space and Time | |
| 24 | Carl G. Hempel on Scientific Theories | |
| V. Probability and Induction | 25. | My Basic Conceptions of Probability and Induction... |
| 26 | An Axiom System for Inductive Logic | |
| 27 | John G. Kemeny on Probability and Induction | |
| 28 | Arthur W. Burks on the Philosophy of Induction | |
| 29 | Hilary Putnam on Degree of Confirmation and Inductive Logic | |
| 30 | Ernest Nagel on Inductlon | |
| 31 | K. R. Popper on Probability and Induction | |
| VI. Value Judgments | 32. | Abraham Kaplan on Value Judgments |
| IV. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE WRITINGS OF RUDOLF CARNAP | ||
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