Logical positivism: analytical philosophy?

Abstract

Comparison between the two currents of philosophical thought, which are represented on the one hand by the logical positivist movement and on the other by analytical philosophy, reveals the task proper to philosophy: critical reflection on the problems of knowledge, action and existence. The characterisation of both of them and the interrelations that characterised their development are presented in synthesis, since both of them address the role of analysis in philosophical problems. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)