• The Crisis in Intuition
    In B. McGuinness (ed.), Vienna Circle Collection: Empiricism, Logic and Mathematics, Vienna Circle Collection Vol. 13. pp. 73-102. 1980.
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    Manifesto do Círculo de Viena, 1929
    with Otto Neurath and Rudolf Carnap
    Arquipélago Filosófico 1 (21). 2025.
    Republicamos a seguir o Manifesto do Círculo de Viena, em tradução feita por Fernando Pio de Almeida Fleck para os Cadernos de História e Filosofia da Ciência, vol. 10, 1986, pp. 5-20. Dedicado a Moritz Schlick HANS HAHN, OTTO NEURATH, RUDOLF CARNAP Nota editorial: Tradução de panfleto originalmente publicado em 1929, com o título: "Wissenschaftliche Weltauffassung der Wiener Kreis". A primeira redação do panfleto deve-se a Neurath; a versão final contou com a colaboração e comentários de…
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    Logique, mathématiques et connaissance de la réalité
    with Charles Ernest Vouillemin
    Hermann & Cie. 1935.
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    Correction to: Mathematical Logic Edited by Jan von Plato
    with Kurt Gödel
    In Kurt Gödel & Hans Hahn (eds.), Mathematical Logic in Vienna, Springer Nature Switzerland. 2024.
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    The beginnings of mathematical logic in Vienna
    with Kurt Gödel
    In Kurt Gödel & Hans Hahn (eds.), Mathematical Logic in Vienna, Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 1-24. 2024.
    Lucky Gödel who, after his pièce célèbre on incompleteness of 1931, faced with enthusiasm the nascent science of mathematical logic. That very same year, he was invited to write a summary of the state of research in logic and foundations, under the title Mathematische Grundlagenforschung. His mathematics professor Hans Hahn made him also responsible for a Seminar on Mathematical Logic in Vienna in 1931/32, to which he contributed profusely through his results on completeness and incompleteness, …Read more
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    Report of the seminar on mathematical logic
    with Kurt Gödel
    In Kurt Gödel & Hans Hahn (eds.), Mathematical Logic in Vienna, Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 25-139. 2024.
    The Russell-Whitehead calculus. – Truth value tables – Basic concepts – Basic propositions – Rules of inference – Theorems about negation and disjunction as propositional functions – Conjunction – Equivalence.
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    Gödel’s trial lecture on intuitionism
    with Kurt Gödel
    In Kurt Gödel & Hans Hahn (eds.), Mathematical Logic in Vienna, Springer Nature Switzerland. pp. 141-159. 2024.
    Brouwer has, as is well known, put up the claim that the law of excluded middle is no reliable means of proof in mathematics. His justification is that for many a mathematical proposition, it is today completely out of the question to decide whether it is true or false – and such a decision is perhaps impossible in general. The claim that each proposition should be either true or false, completely disregarding whether one can determine the one or the other, that Brouwer holds to be senseless. Br…Read more
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    Mathematical Logic in Vienna
    with Kurt Gödel
    Springer Nature Switzerland. 2024.
    This book is a record of a seminar on mathematical logic Kurt Gödel and Hans Hahn held in Vienna in 1931-32. The seminar proceedings, given in English translation, are a unique witness of the state of research in logic and foundations of mathematics right after Gödel had published his celebrated incompleteness theorems. The seminars explain Gödel's results in logic in detail, in contrast to his publications of the time that often were quite laconic and extremely short. This book also contains Gö…Read more
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    Acknowledging Substances: Looking at the Hidden Side of the Material World (review)
    with Jens Soentgen
    Philosophy and Technology 24 (1): 19-33. 2011.
    Material culture, strictly speaking, is substance culture. Nevertheless, studies on material culture are almost exclusively concerned with things. The specificities in the perception of substances and the related everyday practices are rarely taken into consideration. Although this can be explained by the history of anthropology, the bias towards associating material culture with “formed matter” is a foundational shortcoming. In consequence, particular perspectives on the material remain underst…Read more
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    Tagung für Erkenntnislehre der exakten Wissenschaften
    with Carnap Rudolf, Frank Philipp, and Reichenbach Hans
    Annalen der Philosophie Und Philosophischen Kritik 8 (1): 113-114. 1929.
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    Key figures in philosophy, history, politics and literature are introduced, and each chapter is supplemented by an Arbeitsteil of annotated texts in German, followed by further material for individual study. An essential text for foundation courses in German studies, it also provides valuable source material for more advanced students.
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    Logic, Mathematics, and Knowledge of Nature
    In Alfred Jules Ayer (ed.), Logical positivism, The Free Press. pp. 147-161. 1959.
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    Prikazi knjiga/Book Reviews
    with Otto Neurath and Rudolf Carnap
    Prolegomena 5 1. 2006.
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    Empiricism, Logic, and Mathematics. Philosophical Papers
    with Brian Mcguinness
    British Journal for the Philosophy of Science 33 (2): 217-220. 1982.
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    Rudolf Carnap, Hans Hahn, Otto Neurath, Moritz Schlick, Friedrich Waissman: Manifeste du Cercle de Vienne et Autres Ecrits
    with Rudolf Carnap, Otto Neurath, Moritz Schlick, and Friedrich Waissman
    Librarie Philosophique J. Vrin. 2010.
    Autour du Manifeste de Vienne se trouvent reunis des textes fondateurs ecrits autour de 1929. Leurs auteurs: Carnap, Hahn, Neurath, Schlick l'ame du Cercle de Vienne, et Waismann plus proche de Wittgenstein, temoignent d'un courant philosophique constituant aujourd'hui la tradition analytique de source continentale a la fois empiriste et logique. Forme de maniere informelle a Vienne, au coeur de l'Europe, le Cercle reunissait des savants de differentes branches qui voulaient se donner une philos…Read more
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    Am Wiener Kreis scheiden sich die Geister, trat er doch mit dem dezidierten Anspruch auf, mit den Mitteln der modernen Logik den metaphysischen Schutt von Jahrtausenden aus dem Weg zu räumen. Statt einer homogenen Bewegung, die sich empiristischen Dogmen verschrieb, erscheint der Wiener Kreis in der philosophischen Forschung jedoch heute als eine heterogene Gruppe von eigenständigen Denkern, die gemeinsam die Grundlagen der modernen Wissenschaftstheorie legten. In jeweils spezifischer Weise setz…Read more