| In the harsh light of a rising logical positivism, they appeared too bluntly subjective to remain science's cutting edge. |
| In fact, the branch that he refers to as econ-art can be seen as following the recognised scientific methodology of positivism. |
| Deutsch blames logical positivism, the idea that science should concern itself only with objects that can be observed. |
| It relies on a rudimentary and thus unstated metaphysics, in much the same way as empiricism and positivism. |
| In the early twentieth century, logical positivism narrowed the scope of meaning in a way that made belief in God subjective by definition. |
| Between these two theories of law, legal positivism is the more persuasive legal theory for many people. |
