This philosopher argued that "for one who is committed to naturalism, the continuity between logic and metaphysicscannot be broken," in a paper which answered in the negative the title question "Can Logic be Divorced from Ontology?
This philosopher argued that "for one who is committed to naturalism, the continuity between logic and metaphysicscannot be broken," in a paper which answered in the negative the title question "Can Logic be Divorced from Ontology?" Inthe 1977 John Dewey lectures, this philosopher elucidated a systems-level view of teleology in biological systems; that lecturewas later published as Teleolo Revisited. This philosopher probably coined the present sense of the term "analytic philosophy"with two papers, both titled "Impressions and Appraisals of Analytic Philosophy in Europe," and he criticized HansReichenbach's frequentist approach to probability in his 1939 book, Principles of the Theory of Probability. This philosopher'smost famous work outlined a framework of intertheoretic reduction and examined the role of both substantive and formalanalogies in the title discipline. For 10 points, identify this American analytic philosopher best known for his work in thephilosophy of science, which included his magnum opus, The Structure of Science.
This philosopher argued that "for one who is committed to naturalism, the continuity between logic and metaphysicscannot be broken," in a paper which answered in the negative the title question "Can Logic be Divorced from Ontology?
Ernest Nagel