Phenomenology and mathematics

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London: Springer (2010)
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This volume aims to establish the starting point for the development, evaluation and appraisal of the phenomenology of mathematics.

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QA8.4.P53 2010

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Beyond Leibniz : Husserl's vindication of symbolic knowledge.Jairo José da Silva
Beyond Leibniz : Husserl's vindication of symbolic knowledge.Jairo José Silvdaa
Husserl on axiomatization and arithmetic.Claire Ortiz Hill
Mathematical realism and transcendental phenomenological realism.  (pages 1--22)Richard Tieszen
Platonism, phenomenology, and interderivability.  (pages 23--46)Guillermo E. Rosado Haddock
Intuition in mathematics : on the function of eidetic variation in mathematical proofs.  (pages 73--90)Dieter Lohmar
How can a phenomenologist have a philosophy of mathematics?  (pages 91--105)Jaakko Hintikka
The development of mathematics and the birth of phenomenology.  (pages 107--121)Mirja Hartimo
Mathematical truth regained.  (pages 147--181)Robert Hanna
On referring to Gestalts.  (pages 183--211)Olav K. Wiegand

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