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The '''verifiability theory of meaning''' was a product of the [[logical positivism]] of the early twentieth century. * [[Logical positivism]]

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...limination" of metaphysics. He was not the only writer in the tradition of logical positivism. Others of that same tradition also rejected metaphysics. In addition, Hume

...dom|British]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] best known for his statement of [[logical positivism]] and the [[verificationism|verification principle]] in ''[[Language, Truth

...ilosopher of science, a founder of the Berlin Circle, and a proponent of [[logical positivism]] (also known as neopositivism, or logical empiricism). ...ersity of California, Los Angeles, where he introduced European notions of logical positivism.

...and professor (1933) at the University of Iowa. The definite diffusion of logical positivism in the U.S. was due to [[Carl Hempel]], [[Hans Reichenbach]], [[Rudolf Carn ...nal of Philosophy, 27, 1930, in which Hook presented a favorable report on logical positivism;

...own for the view found in the ''Tractatus,'' similar to that held by the [[logical positivism|logical positivists]], but that much of philosophy is talk about that which ...ected upon the TLP the further he diverted from its implications towards [[logical positivism]]. Wittgenstein wrote to his friends at Cambridge, [[John Maynard Keynes]]