The Analysis of Sensations

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The Analysis of Sensations is Ernst Mach’s influential philosophical and scientific treatise that examines perception and experience to argue for an empiricist, anti-metaphysical view of the physical world.

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instanceOf book
philosophical treatise
scientific treatise
addressesConcept causality
self
space
time
author Ernst Mach
centralClaim knowledge is grounded in immediate experience
metaphysical entities beyond experience should be rejected
physical objects are complexes of sensations
countryOfOrigin Austro-Hungarian Empire
surface form: Austria-Hungary
field philosophy
physics
psychology
genre empiricism
epistemology
philosophy of science
influenced Bertrand Russell
Moritz Schlick
Rudolf Carnap
Vienna Circle
logical positivism
phenomenology
philosophy of science in the 20th century
influencedBy David Hume
George Berkeley
positivist traditions
mainTopic empiricism
experience
perception
phenomenalism
philosophy of physics
methodologicalApproach phenomenological description
psychophysical analysis
notableConcept economy of thought
The Analysis of Sensations self-linksurface differs
surface form: elements of sensation
opposes metaphysical realism
substance metaphysics
originalLanguage German
originalTitle The Analysis of Sensations self-linksurface differs
surface form: Die Analyse der Empfindungen
philosophicalStance anti-metaphysical
empiricist
positivist
publicationYear 1886
relatedWorkOfAuthor The Science of Mechanics
viewOnSelf the self is a relatively stable complex of sensations
viewOnSpace space is constructed from relations among sensations
viewOnTime time is derived from the order of sensations

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Ernst Mach notableWork The Analysis of Sensations
The Analysis of Sensations originalTitle The Analysis of Sensations self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Die Analyse der Empfindungen
The Analysis of Sensations notableConcept The Analysis of Sensations self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: elements of sensation
Knowledge and Error relatedWork The Analysis of Sensations
Étienne Bonnot de Condillac notableWork The Analysis of Sensations
this entity surface form: Traité des sensations