Hans Reichenbach and Otto Neurath are minor figures associated with this philosophical movement, which asserts that synthetic a priori knowledge does not exist.
Hans Reichenbach and Otto Neurath are minor figures associated with this philosophical movement, which asserts that synthetic a priori knowledge does not exist. Primarily concerned with analysis of scientific knowledge, Moritz Schlick founded the group that created it, but Rudolf Carnap is considered its leading figure. Arguing that only logical reasoning and experience are valid ways of analyzing the world, for 10 points, name this brand of philosophy espoused by the Vienna Circle of the 1920s.
Hans Reichenbach and Otto Neurath are minor figures associated with this philosophical movement, which asserts that synthetic a priori knowledge does not exist.
{logical positivism} [accept {logical empiricism} or {neopositivism}, and accept {Vienna Circle} until “group” in third line]