Der Wiener Kreis in Ungarn

<p>Preface. - Miklós Rédei and Friedrich Stadler: Austria-Hungary in Philosophy and Science: A Search for the Evidence. - History of Philosophy: Károly Kókai: Anton Fischers philosophische Grundlagen der wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnis. Gábor A. Zemplén: Early 20th Century Conventionalism in Hungary. A Case for Győző Zemplén's Reappreciation. Wolfgang L. Reiter: Wer war Béla Juhos? Eine biographische Annäherung. Gergely Ambrus: Juhos' Antiphysicalism and his Views on the Psychophysical Problem. – Physics: Ladislav Kvasz: Classical Mechanics between History and Philosophy. Judit X. Madarász and Gergely Székely: Comparing Relativistic and Newtonian Dynamics in First-Order Logic. Gergely Székely: On Why-Questions in Physics. László E. Szabó: Lorentzian Theories vs. Einsteinian Special Relativity - A Logico-empiricist Reconstruction. – Logic: András Máté: Die Rezeption der neuen Logik in Ungarn. H. Andréka, J. X. Madarász, I. Németi, P. Németi, G. Székely: Vienna Circle and Logical Analysis of Relativity Theory. László Kalmár: The Development of Mathematical Rigor from Intuition to Axiomatic Method. Index of Names / Namenregister. - Die Autorinnen und Autoren / The Authors.</p><p>