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Metafilozofia Friedricha Waismanna

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Jagiełło D., Szubka T.
Kwartalnik Filozoficzny
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2014
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vol. 42
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issue 2
29-46
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Friedrich Waismann was a rather tragic thinker of the past century, who spent the first part of his life in Austria as a member of the Vienna Circle, and then emigrated to England, where he finally settled in Oxford and became associated with its postwar ordinary language philosophy. The paper provides a brief account of Waismann’s life and scholarly achievements, presents an outline of his conception of philosophy, and discusses various criticisms and interpretations of his metaphilosophy. It is emphasized that his significance for the development of analytical philosophy should not be reduced to a more or less faithful exposition of the ideas of Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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MORITZ SCHLICK, VIEDENSKÝ SCIENTIZMUS A NOVÁ FILOZOFIA

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Mihina F.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2016
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vol. 71
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issue 8
680 – 695
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Moritz Schlick, the founder and leader of the Vienna Circle, occupies a position of importance in the history of modern philosophy. Our article is dedicated to memory of the thinker, who tragically died after a plot on him inside the Vienna University in June 1936. Schlick’s enduring contribution to the world philosophy is the fount of logical positivism. He was well prepared to give a new impetus to the philosophical questing of the future of philosophy. This paper offers a description of the foundations of Schlick’s philosophy.
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