Table
of Contents
Editorial
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IX
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Articles
The Foundational Debate
I. Physics
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Roland Omnès , New Interpretations of Quantum Mechanics and the Theory of Knowledge
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1
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Anton Zeilinger , Experiment, Entanglement and the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics |
13
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G. Cattaneo, M.L. Dalla Chiara, R. Giuntini , Constructivism and Operationalism in the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
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21
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Wayne C. Myrvold, Computability in Quantum Mechanics
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33
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Michael Stöltzner, Levels of Physical Theories
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47
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Karl Svozil , A Constructivist Manifesto for the Physical Sciences -- Constructive Re-Interpretation of Physical Undecidability
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65
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II. Complexity
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Rohit Parikh , How Far Can We Formalize Language Games?
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89
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Cristian Calude , What is a Random String? |
101
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Cristian Calude, Douglas I. Campbell, Karl Svozil, Doru Stefanescu , Strong Determinism vs. Computability
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115
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Janos A. Makowsky , Capturing Relativized Complexity Classes with Lindströom Quantifiers |
131
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III. Constructivism
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Dirk van Dalen, Why Constructive Mathematics? |
141
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Peter H. Krauss, Hypothetical Extensions of Constructive Mathematics |
159
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Pavel Tichy, Constructions as the Subject Matter of Mathematics
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173
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Per Martin-Löof, Verificationism Then and Now
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187
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Jan Wolénski, Logic and Mathematics |
197
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Karel Cuda, A Connection between Leibniz' Infinitely Small Quantities and the Analytical Hierarchy |
211
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William W. Tait, Extensional Equality in the Classical Theory of Types |
219
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IV. Hans Hahn
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Karl Sigmund, Hans Hahn and the Foundational Debate |
235
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Erhard Oeser , Crisis and Return of Intuition in Hans Hahn's Philosophy of Mathematics |
247
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Hans-Christian Reichel, How Can or Should the Recent Developments in Mathematics Influence the Philosophy of Mathematics? |
259
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Report --- Documentation
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Gerald Holton, On the Vienna Circle in Exile: An Eyewitness Report |
269
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Michael Stötzner, Philipp Frank and the German Physical Society |
293
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Reviews
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Barry Smith: Austrian Philosophy. The Legacy of Franz Brentano, Chicago 1994. (Kurt Rudolf Fischer) |
303
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Gustav Bergmann: New Foundations of Ontology, edited by William Heald, Madison 1992 (Barry Smith) |
304
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Kurt Baier: The Rational and the Moral Order. The Social Roots of Reason and Morality, Chicago 1995. (Uwe Czaniera) |
306
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Thomas Oberdan: Protocols, Truth and Conventio, Amsterdam 1993. (Thomas E. Uebel)
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310
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Julian B. Barbour, Herbert Pfister: Mach's Principle: From Newton's Bucket to Quantum Gravity, Boston 1995. (Michael Stöltzner)
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313
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Review Essay
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Michael Stötzner, Vienna--Berlin--Prague: Centenaries Carnap, Reichenbach, Zilsel |
317
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Activities of the Institute Vienna Circle
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Survey 1995 Preview 1996 Index of Names
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