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Routledge Proof and Knowledge in Mathematics - Essay Collection

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Explore the fundamental questions of mathematical epistemology with Proof and Knowledge in Mathematics from Routledge. This specialized collection of essays examines the core nature of justification within the field of mathematics. It addresses the complex relationship between logical processes and mathematical reasoning, offering deep insights for students and scholars interested in the foundations of the discipline. Readers will examine whether mathematical justification is a priori or a posteriori in character. The text also investigates the distinction between logic and mathematics, while exploring the role that formalization plays in the process of mathematical justification. This book serves as a significant resource for those studying the sources of mathematical truth and the methods used to establish it. Whether you are researching the philosophy of science or advanced mathematical theory, this collection provides a structured look at the questions that arise when attempting to discover a definitive epistemology for mathematics.

Key Features

Examines the nature of justification in mathematics and identifies possible sources of that justification.

Addresses the debate regarding whether mathematical justification is a priori or a posteriori in character.

Investigates the distinctions between logical reasoning and mathematical processes.

Explores the role of formalization and its impact on mathematical justification.

Provides a collection of essays focused on the search for a mathematical epistemology.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
02 January 1992
Listed Since
01 February 2007

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