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Otto Neurath and the Neurath Reception: Puzzle and Promise
1991Otto Neurath is being rediscovered. The present collection of essays on his philosophical thought, the first in the English language, makes accessible the important results—so far available only in German—of a distinctive group of scholars who have been in the forefront of this rediscovery.
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Otto Neurath’s Utopias — The Will to Hope
1991When Neurath wrote these lines in the Social-Democratic monthly Der Kampf in 1920, he already had behind himself a concrete attempt to realise the Utopia of a new economic order: the Munich soviet republic had been destroyed! But not much had changed concerning the importance of the concept Utopia: the view that socialism stood at the door was still ...
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1991
It seems that the time has come for Austria to remember its more recent past, to discover that which may with pride be called ‘the past’. People cannot afford to let their riches rot: whoever investigates the cultural and intellectual history of the first two decades of this century will discover that these riches are overwhelming, that particularly ...
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It seems that the time has come for Austria to remember its more recent past, to discover that which may with pride be called ‘the past’. People cannot afford to let their riches rot: whoever investigates the cultural and intellectual history of the first two decades of this century will discover that these riches are overwhelming, that particularly ...
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Otto Neurath and the linguistic turn in economics
Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2016In the history of economic thought Otto Neurath, who is known foremost for spearheading the development of the Vienna Circle of philosophers, has served largely as a foil for his advocacy of in-kind calculation and economic planning. Yet Neurath, who was trained as an economist and wrote extensively about economics, including its philosophical ...
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1991
It is highly problematical to speak of the ‘philosopher’ Otto Neurath, because he was a declared enemy not only of idealistic metaphysics, but of all philosophy. This renouncement of philosophy came easy to Neurath—he did not have to defend an academic position.
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It is highly problematical to speak of the ‘philosopher’ Otto Neurath, because he was a declared enemy not only of idealistic metaphysics, but of all philosophy. This renouncement of philosophy came easy to Neurath—he did not have to defend an academic position.
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2018
An Austrian socialist philosopher, economist, sociologist and historian, Neurath was a charismatic orator and an energetic cultural activist. Deeply concerned with education as a tool for social progress and cooperation, he founded museums and created the Isotype language for visual education.
Jordi Cat, Nancy Cartwright
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An Austrian socialist philosopher, economist, sociologist and historian, Neurath was a charismatic orator and an energetic cultural activist. Deeply concerned with education as a tool for social progress and cooperation, he founded museums and created the Isotype language for visual education.
Jordi Cat, Nancy Cartwright
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1973
[B means book or pamphlet. A: additional items] [Otto Neurath used many ways to sign a piece of writing: Otto Neurath, Neurath, O. N., Nth. He also used pseudonyms: Karl Wilhelm, Fonsow, Peter Zirngibel, La-Se-Fe, and others. Frequently he did not sign a work at all; this was when he considered himself to be part of a team, e.g.
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[B means book or pamphlet. A: additional items] [Otto Neurath used many ways to sign a piece of writing: Otto Neurath, Neurath, O. N., Nth. He also used pseudonyms: Karl Wilhelm, Fonsow, Peter Zirngibel, La-Se-Fe, and others. Frequently he did not sign a work at all; this was when he considered himself to be part of a team, e.g.
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Sociological Thought with Otto Neurath
1991That I call my paper ‘Sociological Thought with...’ rather than ‘The Sociology of Otto Neurath’ is, because—in spite of his having written, in 1931, a whole book called Empirical Sociology and in 1944 a monograph Foundations of the Social Sciences and already in 1910 a major paper ‘Zwr Theorie der Sozialwissenschaften’ (‘On the Theory of the Social ...
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