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Showing below up to 23 results in range #101 to #123.

101. On the properties of discourse. A translation of Tractatus de Proprietatibus Sermonum (author anonymous). Translated from the Latin by Stephen Barney, Wendy Lewis, Calvin Normore, and Terence Parsons: Label: en
102. Some 15th and early 16th century logicians on the quantification of categorical sentences: Label: en
103. Supposition as quantification versus supposition as global quantificational effect: Label: en
104. Two theories of supposition?: Label: en
105. Material supposition and the mental language of Ockham's Summa Logicae: Label: en
106. Supposition and truth in Ockham's mental language: Label: en
107. Walter Burley on the simple supposition of singular terms: Label: en
108. A paradox of rational choice: Reflections on rational non-cooperation in symmetrical games: Label: en
109. How to define a number? A general epistemological account of Simon Stevin's art of defining: Label: en
110. How discrete patterns emerge from algorithmic fine-tuning: a visual plea for Kroneckerian finitism: Label: en
111. How mathematical concepts get their bodies: Label: en
112. Why do mathematicians need different ways of presenting mathematical objects? The case of Cayley graphs: Label: en
113. Intuition and visualization in mathematical problem solving: Label: en
114. Mathematical intuition and the cognitive roots of mathematical concepts: Label: en
115. The innateness hypothesis and mathematical concepts: Label: en
116. Mathematical explanation: problems and prospects.: Label: en
117. Logicism, structuralism and objectivity.: Label: en
118. Arbitrary reference in mathematical reasoning: Label: en
119. Why anti-realists and classical mathematicians cannot get along: Label: en
120. Foundations of mathematics in polymorphic type theory: Label: en
121. Some naturalistic reflections on set theoretic method: Label: en
122. Multiple universes of sets and indeterminate truth values: Label: en
123. Special issue: Mathematical philosophy: Label: en