Neurath and the unity of science

An introduction

Olga Pombo, John Symons, Juan M. Torres

1-11

Unity of science and logical empiricism

a reply

Otto Neurath, Thomas Bonk

15-30

The Neurath–Horkeimer-controversy reconsidered

Otto Neurath's erwiderung to Max Horkheimer's attack against the Vienna circle

Karlheinz Barck

31-40

Otto Neurath's epistemology and its paradoxes

Jan Šebestík

41-57

Neurath and the encyclopaedic project of unity of science

Olga Pombo

59-70

Principles and practices of Neurath's picture language

Pietarinen

71-82

Conceptions of reality – Schlick, Carnap, Neurath

Thomas Bonk

83-93

Keeping track of Neurath's bill

abstract concepts, stock models and the unity of classical physics

Sheldon Steed, Gabriele Contessa, Nancy Cartwright

95-108

G. Itelson – a socratic philosopher

Gideon Freudenthal, Tatiana Karachentsev

109-126

Unity without myths

Daniel Andler

129-144

Two unification strategies

analysis or reduction, and synthesis or integration

Mario Bunge

145-157

A comprehensible world

Robert L. Causey

159-180

The role of biology in the unity of science program

181-190

Naturalism and the unity of science

Jan Woleński

191-199

Searching for the unity of science

from classical logic to abductive logical systems

Angel Nepomuceno, Fernando Soler, Atocha Aliseda

201-212

The flat analysis of properties and the unity of science

Hossein Sheykh Rezaee

213-220

Scientific reasonableness and the pragmatic approach to the unity of science

Andrès Rivadulla

221-237

Does scientific progress necessarily lead to a unified science?

C. U. Moulines

239-252