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Provocations: Selected Writings 1929 – 1974 edited by Herbert Feigl and

Trafficking Materials and Gendered Experimental Practices: Radium Research in Early 20th Century Vienna 2007

(The best examples of philosophers who operate with the object-conception of the physical are Meehl and Sellars 1956 and Feigl 1965; more recent defense is to be found in Jackson 1998.)

Physicalism Stoljar, Daniel 2009

In them, under the influence of both Popper and Wittgenstein, Feyerabend initiated a vigourous critique of the then-orthodox philosophies of science provided by descendants of the Vienna Circle, “Logical Empiricist” thinkers such as Rudolph Carnap, Feigl, Nagel, and Hempel.

Paul Feyerabend Preston, John 2009

It was ¦ quite a shock to hear Feigl expound fundamental difficulties and to hear him explain in perfectly simple language without any recourse to formalism why the problem of application [of the probability-calculus] was still without a solution.

Paul Feyerabend Preston, John 2009

Feigl had been a member of the Vienna Circle until his emigration to the USA in

Paul Feyerabend Preston, John 2009

“The Analytic and the Synthetic,” in Feigl and Maxwell (1962), pp. 350-97.

Philosophy of Economics Hausman, Daniel M. 2008

Gödel's university years also marked the beginning of his attendance at meetings of the Vienna Circle, a group around Moritz Schlick that quickly became known as "logical positivists," a term coined by Feigl and Blumberg in their 1931 "Logical positivism: A new movement in European philosophy" (Feigl and Blumberg 1931).

Kurt Gödel Kennedy, Juliette 2007

In this he was also encouraged and influenced by Feigl's ˜ "The Mental" and the "Physical"™ (Feigl 1958, 1967).

The Identity Theory of Mind Smart, J. J. C. 2007

The laws linking mind and brain are what Feigl (1958) calls nomological danglers, that is, brute facts added onto the body of integrated physical law.

Dualism Robinson, Howard 2007

So while in the heyday of the Vienna Circle itself the issue had not yet come into clear focus, by mid-century one could distinguish amongst its surviving members both realists (Feigl) and anti-realists (Frank) as well as ontological deflationists (Carnap).

Vienna Circle Uebel, Thomas 2006