Otto Hölder’s 1892 “Review of Robert Graßmann’s 1891 Theory of Number”. Introductory Note

Philosophia Scientiae 17 (1):53-56 (2013)
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Hölder’s review of Robert Graßmann’s Theory of Number provides the first statement of Hölder’s most significant tenets concerning the distinction between the genetic and axiomatic presentation of mathematics, the mature expression of which is found in Hölder’s book The Mathematical Method of 1924. By translating Hölder’s review into English, I hope to make this unique document known to a wider public. In my introductory note I provide some context to Hölder’s paper and a few other remarks concerning the translation work.

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