Philosophy 536 Philosophy of Mathematics Lecture 1 9/25/02

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This distinction between logic and mathematics is subject to various criticisms and can be given various defenses. Nevertheless, the division seems natural enough and is commonly adopted in presentations of the standard foundations for mathematics.

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