The alienation of reason
Subtitle: a history of positivist thought.
By: Translated by Norbert Guterman.
Edition: [1st ed.]
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1968
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
Copyright date: 1966
Subjects: Positivism.
First sentence: The term “positive philosophy” was coined by Auguste Comte, and it has lasted down to the present in the shorter form of “positivism.”
Notes: Translation of Filozofia pozytywistyczna; od Humeʹa do Koła Wiedeńskiego.
Table of contents: title: Preface
pagenum: v; title: Contents
pagenum: vii; label: One
title: An Over-all View of Positivism
pagenum: 1; label: Two
title: Positivism Down to David Hume
pagenum: 11; label: Three
title: Auguste Comte: Positivism in the Romantic Age
pagenum: 47; label: Four
title: Positivism Triumphant
pagenum: 73; label: Five
title: Positivism at the Turn of the Century
pagenum: 104; label: Six
title: Conventionalism—Destruction of the Concept of Fact
pagenum: 134; label: Seven
title: Pragmatism and Positivism
pagenum: 154; label: Eight
title: Logical Empiricism: A Scientistic Defense of Threatened Civilization
pagenum: 174; title: Conclusion
pagenum: 207; title: Index
pagenum: 221