Springer has published the edited volume on
Neurath Reconsidered - New Sources and Perspectives
(edited by Jordi Cat and Adam Tamas Tuboly)
The book includes papers by Adam Tamas Tuboly ("United by Action: Neurath in England") and Gábor Zemplén ("Neurath's Theory of Theory Classification: History, Optics & Epistemology").
Table of contents:
01. Jordi Cat (et al.): Introduction
02. Don Howard: Otto Neurath: The Philosopher in the Cave
03. Günther Sandner: Science and Socialism: Otto Neurath as a Political Writer
04. Adam Tamas Tuboly: United by Action: Neurath in England
05. Elisabeth Nemeth: Visualizing Relations in Society and Economics: Otto Neurath’s Isotype-Method Against the Background of his Economic Thought
06. Sophie Hochhäusl: Traveling Exhibitions in the Field: Settlements, War-Economy, and the Collaborative Practice of Seeing, 1919–1925
07. Angélique Groß: Generating Cognitive Tools: Neurath’s Educational Ideal and the Concept of ISOTYPE
08. Thomas Uebel: Rationality and Pseudo-Rationality in Political Economy: Neurath, Mises, Weber
09. Gábor Á. Zemplén: Neurath’s Theory of Theory Classification: History, Optics & Epistemology
10. Jordi Cat: Neurath and the Legacy of Algebraic Logic
11. A. W. Carus: Neurath and Carnap on Semantics
12. Derek Anderson: Rejecting Semantic Truth: On the Significance of Neurath’s Syntacticism
13. George A. Reisch: What a Difference a Decade Makes: The Planning Debates and the Fate of the Unity of Science Movement
14. Michelle Henning: Of Tennis Courts and Fireplaces: Neurath’s Internment on the Isle of Man and his Politics of Design
15. Antonia Soulez: Does Understanding Mean Forgiveness? Otto Neurath and Plato’s “Republic” in 1944–45
16. Silke Körber: Thinking About the “Common Reader:” Otto Neurath, L. Susan Stebbing and the (Modern) Picture-Text Style
17. Hans-Joachim Dahms: Logical Empiricism and Art: The Correspondence Otto Neurath/Meyer Schapiro
