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	Logical Empiricism in North America (Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science) University of Minnesota Press, 2003 - 293 pages average customer review:based on 2 reviews view larger image
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Contributors: Richard Creath, Arizona State U; Michael Friedman, Stanford U; Rudolf Haller, U of Graz; Don Howard, Notre Dame; Diederick Raven, U of Utrecht; George Reisch; Thomas Ricketts, Northwestern U; Friedrich K. Stadler, U of Vienna; Thomas E. Uebel, U of Manchester.

Gary L. Hardcastle is assistant professor of philosophy at Bloomsburg University. Alan W. Richardson is associate professor of philosophy at the University of British Columbia.

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Carnap, Neurath, Frank, and Pryor

Finally, a book that fully states the enormous debt to logical empiricism in the comedy of Richard Pryor. Hardcastle's own essay on logical empiricism, the Catskills Yiddish comedy community in the 1940s and 1950s, and the young Pryor is expecially illuminating.


A Must Read for Everyone

Logical empiricism is a tough concept to grasp, but Dr. Gary Hardcastle does an amazing job at clarifying it. He is able to both educate a non-philosopher on Logical Empiricism easily, while elegantly grasping the experienced professional for the whole ride. This is an incredible book and an intellectual tease for his upcoming book on the Philosophy of Monty Python.

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