Keyword

verificationism

Description: Verificationism is a philosophical doctrine holding that a statement is cognitively meaningful only if it can be empirically verified.
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1984 · Dudley Shapere · Boston studies in the philosophy of science · 2,129
1938 · Marvin Farber, Alfred J. Ayer · The Philosophical Review · 2,113
1936 · Rudolf Carnap · Philosophy of Science · 1,361
1973 · Martin Steinmann, Alfred Jules Ayer · Leonardo · 884
2007 · T. L. Short · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 742
1980 · Hilary Putnam · Journal of Symbolic Logic · 643
1977 · W. V. Quine, Gareth Evans, et al. · The Journal of Philosophy · 528
1996 · Michael Dummett · 407
1936 · Moritz Schlick · The Philosophical Review · 299
1995 · Michael Devitt · Cambridge University Press eBooks · 295
1991 · Nicholas Asher, Crispin Wright · The Philosophical Review · 270
2001 · Susan Hurley · Synthese · 265
1965 · John A Mourant · Philosophical Studies · 243
1990 · Ruth Garrett Millikan · The Philosophical Review · 236
1970 · Robert Ackermann, Peter Achinstein, et al. · The Journal of Philosophy · 202
2001 · John McDowell · Harvard University Press eBooks · 191
1992 · Thomas E. Uebel · BRILL eBooks · 190
1978 · Paul R. Thagard · PSA Proceedings of the Biennial Meeting of the Philosophy of Science Association · 163
1935 · C. G. Hempel · Analysis · 159
1997 · Michael Dummett · The Journal of Philosophy · 157
1931 · Albert E. Blumberg, Herbert Feigl · The Journal of Philosophy · 155
1960 · John Hick · Theology Today · 150
Works count: 2,042
Citation count: 21,660
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