Titlebook: Der Wiener Kreis in Ungarn; The Vienna Circle in András Máté,Miklós Rédei,Friedrich Stadler Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-Verlag/Wie

反省

Vienna Circle and Logical Analysis of Relativity Theoryightforward, logical manner. We want to provide an analysis of the logical structure of the theory. We investigate which axioms are needed for which predictions of RT. We want to make RT more transparent logically, easier to understand, easier to change, modular, and easier to teach. We want to obtain a deeper understanding of RT.

DUST

2363-5118 2008.Beitr?ge namhafter Spezialisten.Einleitung von Friedri.Der Einfluss der logisch-empiristischen Philosophie des Wiener Kreises kann bis heute in allen Gebieten der Philosophie festgestellt werden, besonders aber in der analytischen Philosophie, der Sprachphilosophie und der Wissenschaftstheorie

Oafishness

Stereotypes Contradicted: , and re a few publications already available to us. However, due to the asymmetrical linguistic relationship between German and Hungarian as well as the dominance of English, articles written in Hungarian have unfortunately received little consideration.

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AORTA

Classical Mechanics between History and Philosophyations are coordinated with each other as well as with the particular subject matter, represented by the language of the theory. The aim of the present paper is to use this approach in the epistemological interpretation of the development of classical mechanics.

引起

斜坡

Wiel Veugelers,Isolde de Groot,Fleur Nolleto emerge in Hungary. The paper also looks at some of the factors that explain why Zemplén’s work fell into oblivion for a century in the Hungarian intellectual scene and contrasts it to the flourishing philosophical endeavours of the Vienna Circle that grew out of a similar philosophical background.

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Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Gy?z? Zemplén’s Reappreciationo emerge in Hungary. The paper also looks at some of the factors that explain why Zemplén’s work fell into oblivion for a century in the Hungarian intellectual scene and contrasts it to the flourishing philosophical endeavours of the Vienna Circle that grew out of a similar philosophical background.