| 1. | Ernst Mach's positivism and phenomenalism were a major influence.
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| 2. | A further focus of Stegm�ller's work was phenomenalism.
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| 3. | Plato ascribes to Protagoras an early form of what John Wild categorized as phenomenalism.
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| 4. | He argues for a sophisticated sense-datum account, although he rejects phenomenalism.
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| 5. | This view has similarities with phenomenalism.
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| 6. | Waismann rejected both the liberalization of empiricism and the epistemological nonfoundationalism of a move from phenomenalism to physicalism.
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| 7. | Phenomenalism is the theory that representations ( or sense data ) of external objects are all that exist.
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| 8. | Rudolf Carnap, Otto Neurath, Mach's phenomenalism, coherentism over foundationalism, as well as pragmatism and fallibilism.
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| 9. | While at Harvard, he won the Bechtel Prize in 1951 for his essay, " A Study of Phenomenalism ".
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| 10. | The dominant epistemology of the logical positivists at that time was phenomenalism, in the guise of the theory of sense-data.
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