One work by this thinker tracks the difference between "empirical laws" and "theoretical laws" in a section entitled "Theories and Nonobservables."
One work by this thinker tracks the difference between "empirical laws" and "theoretical laws" in a section entitled "Theories and Nonobservables." Another essay by this thinker notes that "Empiricists" are likely to restrict themselves to "what is sometimes called a nominalistic language." In addition to those works, Philosophical Foundations of Physics, and "Empiricism, Semantics, and Ontology," this thinker penned a work in which he examines "Logical Analysis of the Cognition of Heteropsychological Occurrences," and which ultimately decides that many metaphysical problems come about due to linguistic issues. Before writing Pseudoproblems in Philosophy, this thinker was mentored by the man slayed by Johann Nelbock, Moritz Schlick. For 10 points, name this thinker, a logical positivist who penned The Logical Structure of the World.
One work by this thinker tracks the difference between "empirical laws" and "theoretical laws" in a section entitled "Theories and Nonobservables."
Rudolf Carnap