Learning from questions on categorical foundations

Philosophia Mathematica 13 (1):44-60 (2005)
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We can learn from questions as well as from their answers. This paper urges some things to learn from questions about categorical foundations for mathematics raised by Geoffrey Hellman and from ones he invokes from Solomon Feferman

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