Discuss the relationship between the political views of these authors (i.e., one or more of them) and their views in philosophy of science.

Carnap was an Old Left democratic socialist, Neurath was a Marxist, Quine was a right wing conservative, and Putnam was (in the period when he wrote “What Theories Are Not”) a New Left activist. Discuss the relationship between the political views of these authors (i.e., one or more of them) and their views in philosophy of science.