Titlebook: Reminiscences of the Vienna Circle and the Mathematical Colloquium; Karl Menger,Louise Golland,Brian McGuinness,Abe Sk Book 1994 Springer

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,Ludwig Wittgenstein’s Austrian Dictionary,to his sisters and his brother — and decided to become an elementary school teacher.1 He taught for six years altogether in three communities in the province of Lower Austria: in the Alpine village of Trattenbach, about 60 miles south of Vienna; in the somewhat larger community of Puchberg at the fo

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Poland and the Vienna Circle,ons. bout 1920, the Warsaw mathematicians had started a remarkable journal, the ., unique in its devotion to abstract set theory, the theory of point sets, and the foundations of mathematics. Soon I was in correspondence with several contributors, especially Bronislaw Knaster and Kazimierz Kuratowsk

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,The United States 1930–31,arn about philosophical studies parallel to those carried on in Vienna. However, while I had interesting mathematical conversations, especially with George David Birkhoff, the outstanding American mathematician, and Marston Morse, few people seemed to know much about the Vienna Circle. This changed

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,Discussions in The Circle 1931–34,from time to time, always provoking particularly lively discussions. He no longer talked about ‘the’ language and in fact, to the displeasure of Waismann and to some extent of Schlick, . several languages; but I continued belaboring the point until (I believe after his second visit) he also gave up

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,Moritz Schlick’s Final Years,s around the clock and vendors ran shouting through the streets offering the latest editions. Groups of young people, many wearing swastikas, marched along the sidewalks singing Nazi songs. Now and then, members of one of the rival paramilitary groups paraded through the wider avenues. I found it al

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