Philosophy as an own answer to the general question world. Letters of Felix Hausdorff to Franz Meyer (Q2644686)
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Philosophy as an own answer to the general question world. Letters of Felix Hausdorff to Franz Meyer (English)
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3 September 2007
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The author of the article acknowledges not having been able to trace specific biographical indications concerning Franz Meyer. In a letter written during February 1904, instead of providing Meyer with helpful recommendations, Hausdorff presented himself as a terrific counterexample. Hausdorff's pseudonym Paul Mongrés, a French name, can be translated in German by `mein Geschmack, meine Meinung, mein Wunsch und Willen', i.e., my personal taste. That choice may disclose, to a certain extent, Hausdorff's quite elementary motivations for his preference of particular philosophical fields of interest.
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Hausdorff
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philosophy
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