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logical positivists who were also
influenced by Wittgenstein's
interpretation of
probability although,
according to Neurath, some
logical positivists found...
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After Comte,
positivist schools arose in logic, psychology, economics, historiography, and
other fields of thought. Generally,
positivists attempted to...
- The
positivist calendar was a
calendar reform proposal by
Auguste Comte (1798–1857) in 1849.
Revising the
earlier work of
Marco Mastrofini, or an even...
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Appeal to
English Positivists. Beesly, Bridges, Harrison, and
Vernon Lushington,
among others,
carried on as the
London Positivist Society, expanding...
- philosophy,
social sciences, and
various models of
scientific inquiry.
While positivists emphasize independence between the
researcher and the
researched person...
- The
Positivist School was
founded by
Cesare Lombroso and led by two others:
Enrico Ferri and
Raffaele Garofalo. In criminology, it has
attempted to find...
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necessarily there is
value in
having clear,
identifiable rules (although some
positivists may also make
these claims). Indeed, the laws of a
legal system may be...
- same
basic principles at its core.
Simply put,
positivists see
sociology as a science,
while anti-
positivists do not. The
antipositivist tradition continued...
- have
often done so."
Legal positivists disagree about the
extent of the
separability thesis.
Exclusive legal positivists,
notably Joseph Raz, go further...
-
Legal positivists who
argue against the
incorporation of
moral values to
explain law's
validity are
labeled exclusive (or hard)
legal positivists. Joseph...
