• Foreword5-9en [64.84 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0010

Unity and tensions in austrian philosophy

• Guillaume Fréchette :
  Brentano on Perception13-33en [167.27 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0020

• Denis Fisette :
  The Reception of Ernst Mach in the School of Brentano34-49en [179.56 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0030

• Christoph Limbeck-Lilienau :
  The First Vienna Circle: Myth or Reality?50-65en [148.74 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0040

• Christian Damböck :
  Carnap’s Aufbau: A Case of Plagiarism?66-80en [107.77 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0050

• Thomas Uebel :
  Overcoming Carnap’s Methodological Solipsism: Not As Easy As It Seems81-96en [105.59 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0060

• Gergely Ambrus :
  Austrian Identity Theory and Russellian Monism: Schlick, Russell and Chalmers97-116en [163.18 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0070

• Friedrich Stadler :
  Austrian Philosophy: Outlines of a Discipline at the University of Vienna in the 20th Century117-132en [150.40 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0080

The influence of austrian philosophy in Hungary

• Csaba Pléh :
  The Impact of Karl Bühler on Hungarian Psychology and Linguistics135-167en [293.91 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0090

• Miklós Rédei :
  Parallels and Divergencies: Gödel and von Neumann168-181en [96.14 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0100

• Péter András Varga :
  A Snapshot of Austrian Philosophy on the Eve of Franz Brentano’s Arrival: The Young Bernhard Alexander in Vienna in 1868–1871182-208en [208.74 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0110

• Barnabás Szekér ,
  Bettina Szabados ,
  Péter András Varga :
  Die Wiener Einträge 1869–1870 aus dem Tagebuch des ungarischen Philosophen Bernhard Alexander209-216 [103.90 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0120

• Contributors217-218en [64.64 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0130

• Summaries219-222en [80.25 kB - PDF]EPA-00186-00059-0140