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  1. Friedrich Waismann (1997). Charakter aksjomatu redukowalności. Principia.
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  2. Friedrich Waismann (1982). Lectures on the Philosophy of Mathematics. Rodopi.
  3. Friedrich Waismann (1980). The Logical Force of Expressions. Grazer Philosophische Studien 10:7-20.
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  4. Friedrich Waismann (1976). Was Ist Logische Analyse? Erkenntnis 8 (1):265-289.
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  5. Friedrich Waismann (1968). How I See Philosophy. New York, St. Martin's P..
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  6. Friedrich Waismann (1967). Wittgenstein Und Der Wiener Kreis. Oxford, B. Blackwell.
     
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  7. Friedrich Waismann (1965). II: Notes on Talks with Wittgenstein. Philosophical Review 74 (1):12-16.
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  8. Friedrich Waismann (1965). The Principles of Linguistic Philosophy. New York, St. Martin's Press.
  9. Friedrich Waismann (1951/2003). Introduction to Mathematical Thinking: The Formation of Concepts in Modern Mathematics. Dover Publications.
    "With exceptional clarity, but with no evasion of essential ideas, the author outlines the fundamental structure of mathematics."--Carl B. Boyer, Brooklyn College. This enlightening survey of mathematical concept formation holds a natural appeal to philosophically minded readers, and no formal training in mathematics is necessary to appreciate its clear exposition. Contents include examinations of arithmetic and geometry; the rigorous construction of the theory of integers; the rational numbers and their foundation in arithmetic; and the rigorous construction of elementary arithmetic. Advanced (...)
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  10. Friedrich Waismann (1950). Analytic-Synthetic II. Analysis 11 (2):25 - 38.
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  11. Friedrich Waismann (1949). Analytic-Synthetic. Analysis 10 (2):25 - 40.
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  12. Friedrich Waismann (1948). Logische Und Psychologische Aspekte in der Sprachbetrachtung. Synthese 6 (9-12):460 - 475.
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  13. Friedrich Waismann (1946). The Many-Level-Structure of Language. Synthese 5 (5-6):221 - 229.
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  14. Friedrich Waismann (1939). Von der Natur Eines Philosophischen Problems. Synthese 4 (1):395 - 406.
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  15. R. B. Braithwaite, Bertrade Russell & Friedrich Waismann (1938). Symposium: The Relevance of Psychology to Logic. Aristotelian Society Supplementary Volume 17:19 - 68.
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  16. Friedrich Waismann (1936). De Beteekenis Van Moritz Schlick Voor de Wijsbegeerte. Synthese 1 (1):361 - 370.
    Schlicks philosophie is der bedeutendste Versuch, der je unternommen worden ist, über die Zersplitterung der philosophischen Systeme hinwegzukommen, zu einer Aufassung, die keiner Richtung angehört und doch für alle Richtungen bindend ist. Man hat bisher das Augenmerk fast immer den Antworten zugewandt, welche auf philosophische Fragen gegeben worden sind. Um diese Antworten, um ihre Wichtigkeit oder Falschheit, Ihre Begründung oder Widerlegung drehte sich bisher der Streit. Die neue Auffassung unterscheidet sich von den bisherigen darin, dass sie zunächst von den Antworten (...)
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  17. Friedrich Waismann (1930). Logische Analyse Des Wahrscheinlichkeitsbegriffs. Erkenntnis 1 (1).
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