Reichenbach, Hans R Philosophers

Hans Reichenbach, 1891-1953. German philosopher of science and mathematician, founder of the Berlin Circle of positivist thought. He emigrated to America in 1938. An attendee of Einstein's class on relativity, he is best known for his philosophical elaborations on that theory.

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• - Text of the first chapter of this 1938 work by Reichenbach.
  
• - Basic information about this archive of the philosopher's papers, housed at the University of Pittsburgh.
  
• - Entry with links to related topics from this philosophical database.
  
• - A scholarly study of his life, epistemology, and philosophical interpretations of physics. By Mauro Murzi.
  
• - Concise biographical paragraph.
  
• - Collected references to linguistic works related to Reichenbach.
  
• - Biography, bibliography, quotations and links.
  
  

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