From the Vienna circle to the institute Vienna circle

on the Viennese heritage in contemporary philosophy of science

Friedrich Stadler

9-32

A matter of substance?

Gaston Bachelard on chemistry's philosophical lessons

Cristina Chimisso

33-44

Carnap's Aufbau and physicalism

what does the "mutual reducibility" of psychological and physical objects amount to?

Thomas Uebel

45-56

On the relationship between neuroscience and philosophy

the case of sleep and dreaming

Claude Debru

57-65

(anti-)metaphysics in the thirties and why should anyone care now?

Richard Creath

67-76

Probabilistic epistemology

a European tradition

Maria C. Galavotti

77-88

Reductionism today

Michael Esfeld

89-101

Betting interpretation and the problem of interference

Wlodek Rabinowicz, Lina Eriksson

103-115

Mathematics and experience

Ladislav Kvasz

117-129

Gödel and Carnap platonism versus conventionalism?

Eckehart Köhler

131-158

What is the status of the Hardy-Weinberg law within population genetics?

Pablo Lorenzano

159-172

Kazimierz Twardowski and the development of philosophy of science in Poland

Jan Woleński

173-182

Vienna circle on determinism

Tomasz Placek

183-195

Infinite idealizations

John D. Norton

197-210

Political polyphony Otto Neurath and politics reconsidered

Günther Sandner

211-222

Kelsen's legal positivism and the challenge of Nazi law

Herlinde Pauer-Studer

223-240

Biased coins a model for higher-order probabilities

Jeanne Peijnenburg, David Atkinson

241-248

Is logical empiricism compatible with scientific realism?

Matthias Neuber

249-262

Does the unity of science have a future?

Jan Faye

263-275

Is there a European philosophy science? a wake-up call

Gereon Wolters

277-293

Vienna circle historiographies

Veronika Hofer, Michael Stöltzner

295-318

Husserl and Gödel on mathematical objects and our access to them

Dagfinn Føllesdal

319-356

Logical empiricism in historical perspective. recent works on Moritz Schlick

Massimo Ferrari

357-366