Anne siegetsleitner (ed.), Logischer empirismus, werte und moral, wien–new York: Springer, 2010. As the programmatic declarations of the “scientific worldview” show, not all the members of the circle of vienna devoted themselves to pure epistemological inquiry on the “icy slopes of logic”. Otto Neurath, Rudolf Carnap, Hans Hahn and others [Book Review]

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