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CALL FOR POSTERS
International Conference
The Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism - Research and Historiography

Organizers: Institute Vienna Circle, University of Vienna, and Vienna
Circle Society
Programme Committee: Esther Heinrich-Ramharter, Martin Kusch, Elisabeth
Nemeth,
Georg Schiemer (Co-Chair), Friedrich Stadler (Co-Chair)
Date: October 19-21, 2026
Location: Aula, Campus of the University of Vienna, Court 1

Research and publications on the Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism
are growing and flourishing for decades. On the occasion of the 35th
anniversary of the Institute Vienna Circle and 90 years after the
assassination of Moritz Schlick, the founder of the Vienna Circle, it
seems reasonable to critically assess and re-evaluate the scholarly
output on the history and influence of the Vienna Circle as a collective
as well as of its individual members. The aim of this conference is to
focus on added values and novelties in research and publications as well
as from the perspective of theoretical sustainability. A special
attention is laid on archival sources with new results and on completed
and running research projects dealing with Carnap, Gödel, Neurath, and
Schlick, in addition to gender and migration studies.

Sections:
1. The Vienna Circle and Logical Empiricism as collective phenomena
2. Individual members: From Gustav Bergmann to Edgar Zilsel
3. The Philosophical Periphery: Einstein, Popper, Ramsey, Russell,
Wittgenstein etc.
4. The European Context: Berlin, Cambridge, Helsinki, Prague, Paris,
Warsaw
5. The “Americanization” and Diaspora: Reception and Influence
6. The Gender Dimension: Women in/of Logical Empiricism
7. The Vienna Circle / Logical Empiricism in contemporary history of
philosophy of science, scientific and analytic philosophy
8. Neglected research topics and future perspectives
Workshop 1: Exhibitions and movies on the Vienna Cricle and its members
Workshop 2: Completes, running and planned Edition Projects (Carnap,
Gödel, Schlick …)
Workshop 3: Archives and Primary Sources, VALEP

Keynote speakers:
Juliet Floyd (Boston) 9th Arthur Pap Lecture 2026
Alan Richardson (Vancouver) Michael Friedman Memorial Lecture 2026
Jan von Plato (Helsinki) 34th Vienna Circle Lecture 2026

Confirmed speakers:
Francesca Biagioli (Turin), Anna Brożek (Warsaw), Hans-Joachim Dahms
(Berlin), Christian Damböck (Vienna), David Edmonds (London), Eva-Maria
Engelen (Berlin), Massimo Ferrari (Turin), Johannes Friedl (Graz),
Janette Friedrich (Geneva), Maria Carla Galavotti (Bologna), Michael
Heidelberger (Tübingen), Veronika Hofer (Wien), Ulf Höfer (Graz), Hannes
Leitgeb (Munich), Martin Lemke (Rostock), Alexander Linsbichler (Linz),
Christoph Limbeck-Lilienau (Vienna), Flavia Padovani (Philadelphia),
Günther Sandner (Vienna), Sahotra Sarkar (Austin), Christoph Schuringa
(London), Anne Siegetsleitner (Innsbruck), Karl Sigmund (Vienna),
Michael Stöltzner (Columbia, SC), Bastian Stoppelkamp (Wien), Marta
Sznajder (Vienna / Munich), Ádám T. Tuboly (Pécs), Sander Verhaegh
(Tilburg), Thomas Uebel (London), Pierre Wagner (Paris)


CALL FOR POSTERS: Especially junior scholars are invited to send an
abstract (not more than 500 words, suitable for blind review, of the
proposed poster presentation in conjunction with one of the above listed
section topics latest by March 31, 2026, to:
Georg.S...@univie.ac.at and Friedric...@univie.ac.at
Notification date: April 30, 2026
The organizers will support submitters of accepted posters after
application with a certain amount for travel and/or accomodation
dependent on the final conference budget.

--
Friedrich Stadler
Professor for History and Philosophy of Science, University of Vienna,
ret.
Institute Vienna Circle (Permanent Fellow)
https://wienerkreis.univie.ac.at/
Vienna Circle Society (Director) http://www.univie.ac.at/vcs/
Forum Contemporary History of the University of Vienna
https://forum-zeitgeschichte.univie.ac.at/
Austrian Ludwig Wittgenstein Society (Former President, Consultant)
http://www.alws.at
Turin Academy of Sciences (Foreign Member)
https://www.accademiadellescienze.it/accademia/soci/friedrich-stadler
Email: Friedric...@univie.ac.at, Postal Address: Universität Wien,
Universitätscampus, Hof 1.13, Spitalgasse 2, 1090 Wien, Austria
Personal Website: https://vcs.univie.ac.at/stadler/FS_short.pdf



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