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Protocol sentences and the possibility of the rejection of metaphysics
Sousedík, Prokop
The author shows that the discussion of the nature of protocol sentences during the criticism of metaphysics led to a blind alley.
Bolzano's Conception of Analytic Sentences
Vlasáková, Marta
Bolzano's definition of analytic statements differs from that of Kant, but also from the definition accepted in the contemporary philosophy of logic. The aim of this article is to demonstate the role of this definition in Bolzano's conception.
Popper's criticism of the causal theory of language
Nosek, Jiří
The article interprets Popper's criticism of the causal theory of language. The interpretation draws on Popper's conception of language based on emergent and creative nature of language which contradicts the deterministic character of causality ascribed to language by its causal theory.
Popper's Dream and the Propensity Interpretation of Probability
Havlík, Vladimír
The article deals with Popper's propensity interpretation of probability in the context of his metaphysical epilogue to Schisma of physics. The analysis is devoted to Popper's conjecture about propensity and indeterminism, to description of the new picture of physical reality and to the new metaphysical program of propensity cosmology.
Method, Meaning, Intention. Popper's Motives in Contemporary Analytical Thought
Havlík, Vladimír
The collection of articles from the sixth Slovak-Czech symposium on analytical philosophy is devoted to the hundredth anniversary of the birth of K. R. Popper. The articles inspired by his philosophical thought deal with many different problems in the context of contemporary analytical philosophy.
Concept and Word: On Social Aspects of Thought Contents
Koťátko, Petr
The paper offers arguments for the metalinguistic construction of thought contents, as the most direct way of reflecting the individual subject's reliance on the division of linguistic and intellectual labour.
Did K. R. Popper Solve the Psychological Problem of Induction?
Parusniková, Zuzana
Karl Popper reject the thesis that learning proceeds from observation to theory. Thus he claims to eliminate induction from epistemology. However, he contradicts his own claims by postulating the existence of inborn inductive expectations that are dogmatic in their nature.

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