Otto Neurath, the member of the Vienna Circle whose influence and organizational contribution has not been recognized in the scientific community. His writings have hardly been studied by academic philosophers because they were not formulated in the carefully-worded diction prized so highly among analytic philosophers. (In addition, Neurath had no academic position, but we may presume that conscientious scholars disregard status when evaluating the literature.) Attention to Neurath is especially instructive because his positions represent an aspect of the thinking of the Vienna Circle which has been ignored or suppressed by older treatments of the Vienna Circle and particularly by the analytic tradition in Britain and the U.S.A. which was otherwise heavily influenced by the Vienna Circle." /> Thomas Uebel, Overcoming logical positivism from within - Köhler Eckehart | sdvig press