Ayres defends Lockean positions against many currently fashionable views. I am not aware of any comprehensive account of W. S. Jevons's philosophy. His own most important work on the theory of knowledge is The Principles of Science 2 vols. Skorupski defends many of the characteristic theories of the empiricists. As suggested in the text, B hm-Bawerk's criticism of Marx provides one of the best examples of his analytical method.
Methodological individualism is of course one of the key doctrines of Austrian economics.
Oddly, Elster claims that Marx was a methodological individualist. Hence a space exists for praxeology, a discipline that takes human beings to be rational actors. See Theory and History , op . cit . Mises' remarks about categories of human thought do not involve him in Kant's complex arguments. The most famous account of the positivists' verification principle is A. J. Ayer, Language, Truth and Logic , rev.