In his " Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus ", Ludwig Wittgenstein explains his version of logical atomism as the relationship between proposition, state of affairs, object, and complex, often referred to as Picture theory .
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They also embraced Russell's logical atomism, Ernst Mach's phenomenalism whereby the mind knows only actual or potential sensory experience, which is the content of all sciences, whether physics or psychology and Percy Bridgman's operationalism.
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Pursuing both Bertrand Russell's logical atomism deconstructing language into supposedly elementary parts and Russell's logicism reducing swaths of mathematics to symbolic logic, logical positivists envisioned both Carnap of the most flagrant " pseudostatements ".
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The creator of Logical Atomism, Ludwig Wittgenstein was born in 1898 to a Viennese family-- they were " mega-rich, like the Rockefellers, " according to young Ludwig ( Clancy Chassay, who narrates his own future life ).
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The term was first coined in a 1911 essay by Russell entitled " The Basis of Realism . " However, it became widely known only when Russell gave a series of lectures in 1918 entitled " The Philosophy of Logical Atomism ".
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There is thus a possible analogy to the philosophical program of logical atomism . ( " Quantitative complexity ", as contrasted with " qualitative ", results from the presence in a practical setting of two or more actual components of the same qualitative type.
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Here, the link between psychological experience sense data and components of logical atomism universals and particulars causes a breach in the typical logic of the theory; Russell s logical atomism is in some respects defined by the crossover of metaphysics and analytical philosophy, which characterizes the field of naturalized epistemology.
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Here, the link between psychological experience sense data and components of logical atomism universals and particulars causes a breach in the typical logic of the theory; Russell s logical atomism is in some respects defined by the crossover of metaphysics and analytical philosophy, which characterizes the field of naturalized epistemology.
