Mathematical thought and its objects
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- On arbitrary sets and ZFC
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- Chalmers, quantifier variance and mathematicians' freedom
- Verificationism and Classical Realizability
- Abstraction and Intuition in Peano's Axiomatizations of Geometry
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- 2009 North American Annual Meeting of the Association for Symbolic Logic
- The twofold role of diagrams in Euclid's plane geometry
- Objects and processes in mathematical practice
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- Comparing Peano arithmetic, Basic Law V, and Hume's Principle
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- Plural quantifiers: a modal interpretation
- Semantics and completeness for schematic logic
- LEVEL THEORY, PART 1: AXIOMATIZING THE BARE IDEA OF A CUMULATIVE HIERARCHY OF SETS
- On the concept of finitism
- Platitudes in mathematics
- Putnam on mathematics as modal logic
- Predicativity and Feferman
- Feferman on set theory: infinity up on trial
- The foundational problem of logic
- Strong logics of first and second order
- Mathematical intuition and natural numbers: a critical discussion
- The metaphysics and mathematics of arbitrary objects
- What constitutes the numerical diversity of mathematical objects?
- PREDICATIVISM AS A FORM OF POTENTIALISM
- Discernibility by symmetries
- Internal categoricity, truth and determinacy
- Identity and the cognitive value of logical equations in Frege's foundational project
- Human Thought, Mathematics, and Physical Discovery
- Rethinking geometrical exactness
- Platonism and the Proto-ontology of Mathematics: Learning from the Axiom of Choice
- Beliefs about the nature of numbers
- Anti-exceptionalism and the justification of basic logical principles
- Is the HYPE about strength warranted?
- What numbers really cannot be and what they plausibly are
- Structuralism and meta-mathematics
- Another look at reflection
- Iteration and dependence again
- A Kantian inquiry into the cognitive origins of logical and semantic paradoxes
- Numbers, kinds, and the identification problem
- Why do mathematicians need different ways of presenting mathematical objects? The case of Cayley graphs
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