Titlebook: Gnomes in the Fog; The Reception of Bro Dennis E. Hesseling Book 2003 Springer Basel AG 2003 Brouwer.Mathematical Intuitionism.Metaphor.eXi

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Reactions: logic and the excluded middle,an, therefore Socrates is mortal. Others are not formalised in strict rules and rely on ‘good understanding’. Mathematicians usually agree on what they consider legitimate arguments in a mathematical proof. But is this sufficient? Does this mean that the argumentations mathematicians have employed f

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Alfred Iwainsky,Wolfgang Wilhelmi extension and other characteristics of the foundational crisis, we have to look at four factors. There has to be a group of influential mathematicians who (1) reflect on the mathematical process, (2) express doubts concerning the validity of certain methods or results, and (3) request changes in th

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Lexikon Baufinanzierung von A bis Zan, therefore Socrates is mortal. Others are not formalised in strict rules and rely on ‘good understanding’. Mathematicians usually agree on what they consider legitimate arguments in a mathematical proof. But is this sufficient? Does this mean that the argumentations mathematicians have employed f

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Alfred Iwainsky,Wolfgang Wilhelmit on, the debate on the foundations of mathematics became more emotional and polemical, as seen among other things in the use of metaphors.. Therefore, I have taken the reactions to Brouwer’s intuitionism as a main indicator of the course of the foundational debate. The overview of the foundational