-
called logical empiricism, and both of
which together are also
known as
neopositivism, is a
movement whose central thesis is the
verification principle (also...
-
Neoliberalism - Neo-Luddism - Neo-Kantianism - Neo-Marxism -
Neoplatonism -
Neopositivism -
Neopragmatism -
Neopythagoreanism -
Neoromanticism - Neo-Scholasticism...
- the
version offered by John
Dewey to the
philosophy of
science and to
neopositivism. In existentialism,
having freed himself from the
negative implications...
- H. J. Schoenmaekers. The De
Stijl movement was also
influenced by
Neopositivism. The
works of De
Stijl would influence the
Bauhaus style and the international...
- next century,
influencing 20th-century
philosophical movements such as
neopositivism and phenomenology. One of the most
famous opponents of
idealism in the...
- see the
third man).
Logical empiricism (also
logical positivism or
neopositivism) was an
early 20th-century
attempt to
synthesize the
essential ideas...
- a
neopositivism, led prin****lly by
Rudolf Carnap, Hans Reichenbach, and Carl Hempel. Amid
increasingly apparent contradictions in
neopositivism's central...
- 15, 1901 –
September 9, 1990
Italy Philosopher Also ****ociated with
neopositivism Gonzalo Arango January 18, 1931 –
September 25, 1976
Colombia Philosopher...
-
contemporary International Relations research can be divided,
alongside neopositivism,
critical realism, and analyticism.
Flanagan has
argued that reflexivity...
-
logical empiricism (German:
logischer Empirismus),
logical positivism or
neopositivism. It was
influenced by
Ernst Mach,
David Hilbert,
French conventionalism...
