Christian Damböck, University of Vienna, is a researcher on the History of Philosophy of Science. He has published on the philosophy of Rudolf Carnap and other topics related to the Vienna Circle.Johannes Friedl, University of Graz, is a researcher with a focus on the Vienna Circle. He has co-edited two volumes of the Moritz-Schlick-Gesamtausgabe and has published a monograph and several articles on that topic.Ulf Höfer, University of Graz, has co-edited five volumes of Otto Neurath's Schriften. He works on 19th- and 20th-century Austrian philosophy and is in charge of the archive and collections of the Forschungsstelle für österreichische Philosophie, Graz.

• List of FiguresIntroductionPart 1Prehistory1 Between Pietism and Herbartianism Archaeological Vestiges in Carnap’s ThoughtMichael Heidelberger2 Neurath’s Anti-correspondentism and AvenariusLucas Baccarat Silva Negrão de Campos3 Carnap and Neurath’s Electromagnetic Ways to the Scientific World-ConceptionJordi Cat4 Reductionism, Structuralism, and Carnap’s AufbauThomas UebelPart 2Physicalism, Protocol-Sentences, and Semantics5 Sources of Linguistic Physicalism. Carnap’s and Neurath’s Views on Autopsychological Sentences, Private Language and the Nature of ExperienceGergely Ambrus6 Conceptions of Protocol Sentences in Neurath and Carnap and the Bipartite Metatheory ConceptionJoseph Bentley7 Caught in the Middle? Empiricism, Epistemology, and Metaphilosophy in the Development of Carnap’s Views on Protocol SentencesJohannes Friedl8 Carnap and Neurath on Truth, Meta-Language and SemanticsUlf HöferPart 3Contexts and Relations9 Truth in Science and Everyday Life Bertrand Russell’s Theories of Meaning and Truth as Controversial Issues between Carnap and NeurathHans-Joachim Dahms10 Carnap and Neurath as Critics of the TractatusChristoph Limbeck-Lilienau11 Isotype, Logical Empiricism, and the Scientific World-ConceptionChristopher Burke and Günther Sandner12 Kurt Gödel in the Carnap Diaries and Carnap-Neurath Correspondence – a New Look at his Personality and ScholarshipFriedrich Stadler13 Neurath on “Plato-Hitler” and the British Scene of IrritationAdam Tamas TubolyIndex

Christian Damböck, University of Vienna, is a researcher on the History of Philosophy of Science. He has published on the philosophy of Rudolf Carnap and other topics related to the Vienna Circle.Johannes Friedl, University of Graz, is a researcher with a focus on the Vienna Circle. He has co-edited two volumes of the Moritz-Schlick-Gesamtausgabe and has published a monograph and several articles on that topic.Ulf Höfer, University of Graz, has co-edited five volumes of Otto Neurath's Schriften. He works on 19th- and 20th-century Austrian philosophy and is in charge of the archive and collections of the Forschungsstelle für österreichische Philosophie, Graz.

• List of FiguresIntroductionPart 1Prehistory1 Between Pietism and Herbartianism Archaeological Vestiges in Carnap’s ThoughtMichael Heidelberger2 Neurath’s Anti-correspondentism and AvenariusLucas Baccarat Silva Negrão de Campos3 Carnap and Neurath’s Electromagnetic Ways to the Scientific World-ConceptionJordi Cat4 Reductionism, Structuralism, and Carnap’s AufbauThomas UebelPart 2Physicalism, Protocol-Sentences, and Semantics5 Sources of Linguistic Physicalism. Carnap’s and Neurath’s Views on Autopsychological Sentences, Private Language and the Nature of ExperienceGergely Ambrus6 Conceptions of Protocol Sentences in Neurath and Carnap and the Bipartite Metatheory ConceptionJoseph Bentley7 Caught in the Middle? Empiricism, Epistemology, and Metaphilosophy in the Development of Carnap’s Views on Protocol SentencesJohannes Friedl8 Carnap and Neurath on Truth, Meta-Language and SemanticsUlf HöferPart 3Contexts and Relations9 Truth in Science and Everyday Life Bertrand Russell’s Theories of Meaning and Truth as Controversial Issues between Carnap and NeurathHans-Joachim Dahms10 Carnap and Neurath as Critics of the TractatusChristoph Limbeck-Lilienau11 Isotype, Logical Empiricism, and the Scientific World-ConceptionChristopher Burke and Günther Sandner12 Kurt Gödel in the Carnap Diaries and Carnap-Neurath Correspondence – a New Look at his Personality and ScholarshipFriedrich Stadler13 Neurath on “Plato-Hitler” and the British Scene of IrritationAdam Tamas TubolyIndex

Christian Damböck, University of Vienna, is a researcher on the History of Philosophy of Science. He has published on the philosophy of Rudolf Carnap and other topics related to the Vienna Circle.Johannes Friedl, University of Graz, is a researcher with a focus on the Vienna Circle. He has co-edited two volumes of the Moritz-Schlick-Gesamtausgabe and has published a monograph and several articles on that topic.Ulf Höfer, University of Graz, has co-edited five volumes of Otto Neurath's Schriften. He works on 19th- and 20th-century Austrian philosophy and is in charge of the archive and collections of the Forschungsstelle für österreichische Philosophie, Graz.

• List of FiguresIntroductionPart 1Prehistory1 Between Pietism and Herbartianism Archaeological Vestiges in Carnap’s ThoughtMichael Heidelberger2 Neurath’s Anti-correspondentism and AvenariusLucas Baccarat Silva Negrão de Campos3 Carnap and Neurath’s Electromagnetic Ways to the Scientific World-ConceptionJordi Cat4 Reductionism, Structuralism, and Carnap’s AufbauThomas UebelPart 2Physicalism, Protocol-Sentences, and Semantics5 Sources of Linguistic Physicalism. Carnap’s and Neurath’s Views on Autopsychological Sentences, Private Language and the Nature of ExperienceGergely Ambrus6 Conceptions of Protocol Sentences in Neurath and Carnap and the Bipartite Metatheory ConceptionJoseph Bentley7 Caught in the Middle? Empiricism, Epistemology, and Metaphilosophy in the Development of Carnap’s Views on Protocol SentencesJohannes Friedl8 Carnap and Neurath on Truth, Meta-Language and SemanticsUlf HöferPart 3Contexts and Relations9 Truth in Science and Everyday Life Bertrand Russell’s Theories of Meaning and Truth as Controversial Issues between Carnap and NeurathHans-Joachim Dahms10 Carnap and Neurath as Critics of the TractatusChristoph Limbeck-Lilienau11 Isotype, Logical Empiricism, and the Scientific World-ConceptionChristopher Burke and Günther Sandner12 Kurt Gödel in the Carnap Diaries and Carnap-Neurath Correspondence – a New Look at his Personality and ScholarshipFriedrich Stadler13 Neurath on “Plato-Hitler” and the British Scene of IrritationAdam Tamas TubolyIndex