Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface ix
4. PART ONE. THE TRACTATUS: LANGUAGE, MIND AND THE WORLD
5. The Abbreviated Metaphysics of the Tractatus 3
6. The Single Great Problem of the Tractatus: Propositions 24
7. The Logic of the Tractatus 55
8. The Tractarian Test of Intelligibility and Its Consequences 88
9. PART TWO. A NEW CONCEPTION OF PHILOSOPHY: LANGUAGE, LOGIC, AND SCIENCE
10. The Roots of Logical Empiricism 107
11. Carnap’s Aufbau 129
12. The Heyday of Logical Empiricism 160
13. Advances in Logic: Gödel, Tarski, Church, and Turing 199
14. Tarski’s Definition of Truth and Carnap’s Embrace of “Semantics” 236
15. Analyticity, Necessity, and A Priori Knowledge 288
16. The Rise and Fall of the Empiricist Criterion of Meaning 311
17. PART THREE: IS ETHICS POSSIBLE?
18. Ethics as Science 337
19. Replacing Ethics with Metaethics: Emotivism and Its Critics 353
20. Normative Ethics and Cognitivist Metaethics in the Age of Emotivism: H. A. Prichard and W. D. Ross 375
21. References 409
22. Index 419