The Law of Causality and Its Limits

Exploring the intersections of physics and philosophy, Philipp Frank's work delves into the nature of causality and its philosophical implications. Born in Vienna, Frank was a prominent figure in the early 20th-century scientific community, contributing significantly to theoretical physics and the philosophy of science. His involvement with the Vienna Circle and his studies in relativity showcase his commitment to understanding the foundational principles of science. This work reflects his deep engagement with epistemological questions, influenced by notable contemporaries like Ernst Mach.