
handle: 11104/0209364
I argue that Hume's and Carnap's criticism of philosophy contains a rational core and that this core can be much more sharply formulated as soon as a procedural theory of concepts is applied. Also, a possible solution to the problem can be suggested in a much more definite manner.
constructions, conceptual systems, concept
constructions, conceptual systems, concept
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