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Moritz Schlick (Apr 14, 1882 - June 22, 1936)
Moritz Schlick authored an essay on "The Philosophical Significance of the Principle of Relativity". This was important in Schlick's development which created philosophical tenets that would be used later in his works.
References
1979a, Philosophical Papers (Volume I), H. L. Mulder and B. F. van de Velde-Schlick (eds.), Dordrecht: D. Reidel. -
Moritz Schlick (Apr 14, 1882 - June 22, 1936)
In 1917, Moritz Schlick published Space and time in Contemporary Physics. The content of the work was recognized by Einstein himself and referenced material from his paper on General Theory.
References
Schlick, Moritz (1963). Space and Time in Contemporary Physics. New York: Dover Publications. -
Moritz Schlick (Apr 14, 1882 - June 22, 1936)
Moritz Schlick largely composed General Theory of Knowledge in 1916 however it was first published in 1918. General Theory of Knowledge argues that knowledge is fundamentally a matter of logical coherence and that emirical evidence plays a secondary role in confirming or refuting beliefs.
References
Schlick, M. (1985). General theory of knowledge. Open Court Pub. -
Moritz Schlick (Apr 14, 1882 - June 22, 1936)
Problems of Ethics is a collection of essays that explore various ethical theories and issues. Schlick argues that ethical principles are grounded in reason and that moral claims can be objectively evaluated.
References
Schlick, M., & Rynin, D. (2009). Problems of Ethics. Read books.
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