Philip Frank

Philip Frank was an Austrian philosopher and physicist born in 1884. He is known for his work in the philosophy of science, particularly emphasizing the importance of scientific theories being rooted in observable phenomena and understanding the limits of scientific knowledge. Frank believed that scientific concepts should be clear and meaningful, advocating for a close connection between philosophy and empirical science. He contributed to the development of logical empiricism, stressing that scientific explanations should be straightforward and based on observable evidence, helping to clarify how scientific understanding progresses and the nature of scientific truth.