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Philosophy of mathematics / edited by Anderw D. Irvine.

Contributor(s): Irvine, A. D.
Series: Handbook of the philosophy of science: Publisher: Amsterdam : North Holland/Elsevier, c2009Description: xvi, 717 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 9780444515551 (hbk.); 0444515550 (hbk.).Subject(s): Mathematics -- PhilosophyDDC classification: 510.1
Contents:
Preface / Andrew D. Irvine -- Les liaisons dangereuses / W. D. Hart -- Realism and a nit-realism in mathematics / Mark Balaguer -- Aristotelian realism / James Franklin -- Empiricism in the philosophy of mathematics / David Bostock -- A Kantian perspective on the philosophy of mathematics / Mary Tiles -- Logicism / Jaakko Hintikka -- Formalism / Peter Simons -- Constructivism in mathematics / Charles McCarty -- Fictionalism / Daniel Bonevac -- Set theory from Cantor to Cohen / Akihiro Kanamori -- Alternative set theories / Peter Apostoli, et. al. -- Philosophies of probability / Jon Williamson -- On computability / Wilfried Sieg -- Inconsistent mathematics / Chris Mortensen -- Mathematics and the world / Mark Colyvan.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preface / Andrew D. Irvine -- Les liaisons dangereuses / W. D. Hart -- Realism and a nit-realism in mathematics / Mark Balaguer -- Aristotelian realism / James Franklin -- Empiricism in the philosophy of mathematics / David Bostock -- A Kantian perspective on the philosophy of mathematics / Mary Tiles -- Logicism / Jaakko Hintikka -- Formalism / Peter Simons -- Constructivism in mathematics / Charles McCarty -- Fictionalism / Daniel Bonevac -- Set theory from Cantor to Cohen / Akihiro Kanamori -- Alternative set theories / Peter Apostoli, et. al. -- Philosophies of probability / Jon Williamson -- On computability / Wilfried Sieg -- Inconsistent mathematics / Chris Mortensen -- Mathematics and the world / Mark Colyvan.