Neurath in a sentence

After his death, Marie Neurath continued the work of the Isotype Institute, publishing Neurath's writings posthumously, completing projects he had started and writing many children's books using the Isotype system, until her death in the 1980s.

Perhaps because of his wife's blindness and then because of the outbreak of war, his son, Paul Neurath was sent to a children's home outside Vienna, where Neurath's mother lived, and returned to live with both of his parents when he was nine years old.

According to Church, the team believed that they had made "too many dungeon games"; citation and Neurath later explained that they were experiencing burnout after the rushed development of Ultima Underworld II.

As Neurath and somewhat Carnap posed science toward social reform, the split in Vienna Circle also reflected political views.

At international conventions of city planners, Neurath presented and promoted his communication tools.

Bloch, p. 81 Craig, p. 432 Neurath very much believed in maintaining Germany's good relations with China and mistrusted Japan.

Bloch, pp. 126–127 On Neurath's advice, Hitler disavowed Ribbentrop's demand that King George receive and give the "German greeting".

Church returned to Looking Glass in Massachusetts, where he, Neurath and Grossman brainstormed possible science fiction settings for the game.

Finally, Neurath suggested that since language itself is a physical system, because it is made up of an ordered succession of sounds or symbols, it is capable of describing its own structure without contradiction.

First, Neurath rejects isomorphism between language and reality as useless metaphysical speculation, which would call for explaining how words and sentences could represent things in the external world.

His scientific papers are held at the Noord-Hollands Archief in Haarlem; the Otto and Marie Neurath Isotype Collection is held in the Department of Typography & Graphic Communication at the University of Reading in England.

In contrast to Neurath's cautious and less bellicose nature, Ribbentrop unequivocally supported war in 1938–39.

In later years, Carnap and Neurath abandoned this sort of phenomenalism in favor of a rational reconstruction of knowledge into the language of an objective spatio-temporal physics.

Instead, Neurath proposed that language and reality coincide—that reality consists in simply the totality of previously verified sentences in the language, and "truth" of a sentence is about its relationship to the totality of already verified sentences.

Most work by and about Neurath is still available only in German.

Neurath also rejected the notion that science should be reconstructed in terms of sense data, because perceptual experiences are too subjective to constitute a valid foundation for the formal reconstruction of science.

Neurath believed that socio-economic theory and scientific methods could be applied together in contemporary practice.

Neurath died, suddenly and unexpectedly, in December 1945.

Neurath further instructed Fabricius that while Romania was a not a major power in a military sense, it was a state of crucial importance to Germany because of its oil.

Neurath taught political economy at the Neue Wiener Handelsakademie (New College of Commerce, Vienna) until war broke out.