Quine critiqued one concept of a member of this school for not providing an eliminative definition of the term "is at.
Quine critiqued one concept of a member of this school for not providing an eliminative definition of the term "is at." One member of this school asserted that Einstein's approach to special relativity was superior to the LorentzFitzgerald hypothesis due to its simplicity. One member of this school defined the criterion of significance for theoretical terms as a relation with other such terms. That philosopher asserted that pseudo-statements can be derived from the misapplication of either vocabulary or syntax, which renders metaphysical propositions (*) meaningless. This school asserted that two levels of scientific thought could allow the emergence of "unity of science," and its 1929 manifesto "A Scientific Worldview" was published by Hans Hahn, Otto Neurath, and Rudolf Carnap. For 10 points, name this group of logical positivists who coalesced around Moritz Schlick in a European city.
Quine critiqued one concept of a member of this school for not providing an eliminative definition of the term "is at.
Vienna Circle