Author: (German) H. Reichenbach
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Although the subject matter of this book involves philosophical systems and scientific thought, it does not assume that readers have professional knowledge of its topics. The philosophical concepts and terms discussed are accompanied by explanations of the critiques they have undergone. While the book addresses the logical analysis of modern mathematics and physics, it does not presuppose that readers are mathematicians or physicists. As long as readers possess sufficient common sense and are eager to learn something beyond ordinary knowledge, they are well-prepared to follow the arguments presented in this book.
The Rise of the Philosophy of Science
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