The Lvov-Warsaw School in Historical Perspective
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34767/PP.2014.01.01Keywords:
philosophy, logic, language, method, science, pluralismAbstract
The article in a synthetic way presents the Lvov-Warsaw School, its history, development, and philosophical views of its representatives. in particular, it is concerned with the differentiation of the intellectual school established by Twardowski. Even though, the Lvov-Warsaw School is the most famous for its logicians, the achievements of its philosophers relate to all the fields of philosophy as well as psychology, sociology, and pedagogy. Consequently, identifying this School with the milieu of logicians is not correct, as it was pluralistic.
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