Carnap's programmatic essay argues that the sciences can and should be unified through a single logically precise language.
A multi-author collection from the Vienna Circle project on how the sciences form one coherent, testable enterprise.
Carnap distinguishes logical probability as degree of confirmation from empirical probability as relative frequency, defending the former against…
Carnap argues that traditional metaphysical questions, such as other minds and realism, are pseudo-problems lacking cognitive content.
Rudolf Carnap analyzes how physics forms its concepts, from qualitative description to quantitative measurement and convention.
Carnap argues that metaphysical sentences are not false but meaningless pseudo-statements that fail both logical and empirical tests…
Carnap argues that philosophy's true task is the logical clarification of scientific language, not a separate body of…
Carnap's short 1955 essay distinguishes formal sciences like logic and mathematics from empirical real sciences by their logical…
Carnap's final, unfinished work on inductive logic, assembling his basic axiom system and essays on rational decisions with…
Carnap argues that using a language with abstract entities does not commit one to Platonism, by distinguishing internal…
Carnap's systematic textbook builds exact artificial languages, from sentential calculus through relations to full deductive systems.
Carnap's logical-empiricist introduction to the philosophy of physics, analyzing laws, measurement, space, time, relativity, and quantum mechanics.
Rudolf Carnap’s Early Writings, the opening volume of his Collected Works, presents his early published texts in German…
Carnap's early dissertation distinguishes three meanings of space to reconcile geometry, physics, and philosophy.
Carnap and Bar-Hillel outline a quantitative, logical measure of the semantic information carried by declarative sentences.
