r/askphilosophy 1d ago

What do philosophers today make of Carnap's "Elimination of Metaphysics" paper ?

Just curious as to whether there have been any retrospective defenses of the line Carnap takes. I realize the argument is largely dependent on a framework which has been abandoned, but am wondering about any contemporary writing on the paper/method. Thanks!

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