For 10 points, identify this work tracing the relationship between the three central concepts, written by A.J. Ayer.
The notable introduction to this work's Second Edition creates a jumbled mess by asserting the difference between "sentences," "statements," and "propositions," while Brains Trust host and notorious fare-dodger C.E.M. Joad accused it of facilitating fascism. This work ends with a chapter entitled "Solutions of Outstanding Philosophical Disputes", which is mildly ironic, as it sparked a long-running philosophical debate that saw its author publish Foundations of Empirical Knowledge and defend his sense-data theory against the attacks found in Sense and Sensibilia by John Austen. This work establishes "strong" and "weak" forms of its central practice, which evaluates all non-tautologies using a "criterion of meaning." Generally seen as the major English work popularizing the thought of Schlick, Neurath, and Carnap, this tract champions the verification principle as the cornerstone of logical positivism. For 10 points, identify this work tracing the relationship between the three central concepts, written by A.J. Ayer.
The notable introduction to this work's Second Edition creates a jumbled mess by asserting the difference between "sentences," "statements," and "propositions," while Brains Trust host and notorious fare-dodger C.E.M. Joad accused it of facilitating fascism.
Language, Truth, and Logic