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Rudolf Carnap
German-born American philosopher Rudolf Carnap, 1960.
The International Encyclopedia of Unified Science, founded by Rudolf Carnap, Otto Neurath, and Charles W. Morris, was published as a series of monographs beginning in 1938.1
The encyclopedia covered the following subjects:
- General problems in the philosophy of science.1
- Philosophical issues concerning mathematics.1
- Philosophical issues concerning particular branches of empirical science.1