Paul Bernays' philosophical way

Grazer Philosophische Studien 70 (1):47-66 (2006)
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Abstract

Paul Bernays was both a philosopher and a mathematician. He is famous for his logical-mathematical production (also in collaboration with David Hilbert), while his philosophical works have been given less consideration. The present article is an attempt to reconstruct the way that led Bernays from his early writings on ethics to his final epistemological thought.

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