Ahstract. Logical empiricists introduced and elahorated four ideas related to unity of science: unity of language, unity of laws, unity of method, and less typical for the mainstream of the movement Neurath's sociologically oriented idea of the unity of science practice. This paper presents the development of these ideas within the logical empiricist movement, and then outlines an answer to the question: how

In HerfelWilliam (ed.), Theories and Models in Scientific Processes. Rodopi. pp. 44--295 (1995)
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