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Formalism and beyond. On the nature of mathematical discourse. (English) Zbl 1326.03008

Logos 23. Berlin: De Gruyter (ISBN 978-1-61451-829-7/hbk; 978-1-61451-847-1/ebook). x, 420 p. (2014).

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Indexed articles:
Detlefsen, Michael, Duality, epistemic efficieny & consistency, 1-23 [Zbl 1329.03014]
Schirn, Matthias, Frege on quantities and real numbers in consideration of the theories of Cantor, Russell and others, 25-95 [Zbl 1329.03003]
Blanchette, Patricia A., Frege on formality and the 1906 independence-test, 97-118 [Zbl 1329.03002]
Link, Godehard, Formal discourse in Russell: from metaphysics to philosophical logic, 119-182 [Zbl 1329.03018]
Mühlhölzer, Felix, On live and dead signs in mathematics, 183-208 [Zbl 1329.03020]
Ziche, Paul, Generalization and the impossible: issues in the search for generalized mathematics around 1900, 209-227 [Zbl 1329.03004]
Niebergall, Karl-Georg, Assumptions of infinity, 229-274 [Zbl 1329.03021]
Roth, Daniel; Schneider, Gregor, The interpretation of classes in axiomatic set theory, 275-313 [Zbl 1329.03083]
Arana, Andrew, Purity in arithmetic: some formal and informal issues, 315-335 [Zbl 1347.03006]
Polański, Marek, Domain extensions and higher-order syntactical interpretations, 337-350 [Zbl 1347.03102]
Crosilla, Laura; Schuster, Peter, Finite methods in mathematical practice, 351-410 [Zbl 1329.03013]

MSC:

03-06 Proceedings, conferences, collections, etc. pertaining to mathematical logic and foundations
03A05 Philosophical and critical aspects of logic and foundations
00A30 Philosophy of mathematics
03-03 History of mathematical logic and foundations
03E30 Axiomatics of classical set theory and its fragments
01A60 History of mathematics in the 20th century
00B25 Proceedings of conferences of miscellaneous specific interest
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