Retrospectively, as many commentators have noted, we can view Kuhn on scientific revolutions as a transitional figure, more indebted to logical empiricist conceptions of logic, language, and meaning than he could have recognized at the time, while departing sharply from the logical empiricists and Popper in other respects.
Human beings, however, often inhibit this natural spontaneity with logic, language, and ritual.
Taylor seemed to have scrambled the normal relations among logic, language and the physical world, detaching them from their proper spheres.
Musil's own work scrutinized modern man's superstitions about reason, logic, language and a coherent human self — a literary-intellectual endeavor that has been manifest in several avant-garde experiments over the last century.
(Disciples could not resist imitating his way of clapping his hand to his forehead and shouting "Ja!") His "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus," written in the trenches during the First World War, inspired awe with its lapidary, numbered propositions on logic, language, solipsism and the unsayable.
Together, all of these responses helped focus attention on the connections between logic, language and mathematics.
Several probabilistic logic languages have been proposed in the past, each of them with their own features.
Most implementations of functional and functional logic languages treat numbers and the basic numeric operations as external entities.
Concept-oriented logic languages are cognitively adequate thanks to the fact that experts usually describe their knowledge in terms of concepts.
This form of matching is common in functional or logic languages used in the research, but unfortunately much less used in the software industry.
Although temporal logic languages are frequently used for this purpose, they are neither commonly considered to have sufficient usability, nor always naturally suited for specifying behavioral requirements of algorithms.
