Titlebook: Brouwer meets Husserl; On the Phenomenology Mark Atten Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Arithmetic.Brouwer.Edmund Husser

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The Original Positions,lar point of disagreement, and pin down what it consists in. Disagreement by itself does not warrant speaking of a conflict. A further condition should be fulfilled, namely, the presence of mutual pressure. Two sources of such pressure are identified. Finally, we have to consider the ways in which t

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The Constitution of Choice Sequences,ion for asserting the existence of a supposed object consists in giving a strict constitution analysis; what is specific to the case of pure mathematics is that the laws governing strict constitution of its objects are precisely the laws of categorial formation. In a slogan, for formal objects, tran

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Application: An Argument for Weak Continuity,s, and the axioms governing them, in an a priori science are, is to be disclosed in phenomenological analysis. Now I want to show this idea in action: the constitution analysis of choice sequences, undertaken in the previous chapter, yields a justification of one of the basic principles for choice s

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Concluding Remarks,tion of Brouwer’s (positive) one. This I have argued by an attempt to justify, phenomenologically, the existence of one particular kind of dynamic object, the choice sequence. The phenomenological analysis was then applied to yield, in an attempt at informal rigour, a justification of the weak conti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-5087-9Arithmetic; Brouwer; Edmund Husserl; Husserl; Intuitionism; Mathematics; concept; knowledge; phenomenology; p

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Mark AttenDeepens foundations of intuitionistic mathematics.Combines phenomenological descriptions and analytic argumentation.Is concise, argumentative, revisionistic

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