Titlebook: Mathematical Thought; An Introduction to t Evert W. Beth Book 1965 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1965 The Philosophy of Mathematics.

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Criticism of Mathematics as Based on Naive Intuition,eometry. That was not the case. On the one hand, one may adhere to Kant’s theory of space in spite of the discovery of non-Euclidean geometry; formally, this standpoint is irrefutable — just as irrefutable as that of the man who refused to believe in the discovery of America because he had never bee

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Concluding Remarks,al expected result of all philosophical reflection in about the following terms. “Because philosophical search begins with wonder, it must end in the opposite of that, or at least progress in that direction. And in agreement with common parlance progress always occurs in the direction of the higher.

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