Titlebook: Bridging the Gap: Philosophy, Mathematics, and Physics; Lectures on the Foun Giovanna Corsi,Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara,Gian Carlo Book 1993 S

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Theory of Deductioners have been added to logic, such as the theory of truth, definition, computation, communication, action etc., the theory of deduction remains a basic part of logic. The foundations of such a theory were laid down by Aristotle through his theory of syllogism. The modern approach to the subject is d

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Remarks on Hilbert’s Program for the Foundation of Mathematicsn a philosophical theory. As the term ‘foundation’ suggests, there should be a basis upon which mathematics can be erected systematically. On the other hand, a foundation of mathematics is something more than just an axiomatization of mathematics. It is also concerned with the nature of the basis up

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Working Foundations - ’ 91s century has been dominated by a few global views about the nature of mathematics — logicism, formalism, platonism, and constructivism — each of which has proved to be defective in substantial ways, while nothing else has come to take their place. In recent years there has been an increasingly stea

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Remarks on Information and Mindd of physics, the world of forces, masses and impacts, there is the realm of communication, difference, organization and meaning, where the laws which hold sway are quite different from those of physics, and are sometimes surprising. A major contribution to the recognition of the world of infonnatio

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The Quantum Worldview: Its Difficulties and an Attempt to Overcome Themrldview which takes into account the quantum nature of physical phenomena. This part requires only a general knowledge of the formal structure of the theory. In the second part a recently proposed modification of the formalism aimed at overcoming the difficulties and the limitations of the standard

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Indeterminism, Nonseparability and the Einstein-Podolsky - Rosen Paradoxtheory still today presents embarrassing conceptual problems. Fundamentally, they are indeterminism and nonseparability, and the related problems connected with the quantum description of macroscopic objects and measurement theory.