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The article examines whether the object of scientific knowledge is an infinitely determinable X, which is the theory of verificationism, by studying Rudolf Carnap's "Der logische Aufbau der Welt," and comparing the doctrines of Paul Natorp and Edmund Husserl. It is pointed out that when Carnap realized that the strict verificationist principle has failed, he turned to a consideration of inductive logic.

Focuses on the parallel between modern epistemology and traditional metaphysics. Thomistic metaphysics; God's causation in creation; Distinction between epistemology and ontology.

Determines whether the Bohm theory solves the measurement problem in classical mechanics. Description of the problem; Details of the Bohm theory; Problems with the theory.