On Some Philosophical Aspects of the Background to Georg Cantor’s theory of sets

Philosophia Scientiae:157-173 (2005)
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Georg Cantor a cherché à assurer les fondements de sa théorie des ensembles. Cet article présente les differentiations cantoriennes concernant la notion d’infinité et une perspective historique de l’émergence de sa notion d’ensemble.

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