Nachlass is now available. In what follows, I will concentrate more on Kaila and his Viennese connections than on Wittgenstein. I make an attempt of trying to see the two "fathers" from a perspective that was or at least could have been von Wright's contemporary view. Vienna – or, more accurately – the recent past of Vienna was also von Wright's city of dreams. Kaila is an interesting case as concerns the networking typical of the Vienna Circle, especially as an example of Rudolf Carnap's rich scientific contacts at that point of his career. It was Kaila who made the start of von Wright's career possible and determined a number of his philosophical interests and orientations, including the specific way in which von Wright's work can be said to be linked to the Vienna Circle and logical empiricism. Of course, after World War II "analytic philosophy" was the acceptable designation for that kind of work that von Wright was pursuing in Cambridge, but his story can not be told without attention to the impulses from Vienna." /> Between the Vienna circle and Ludwig Wittgenstein - Manninen Juha | sdvig press