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- `Identity' as a mereological term
- Accessibility of reformulated mathematical content
- Fictionalism and the incompleteness problem
- Epistemology, ontology and application in Pincock's account
- Fundamental truthmakers and non-fundamental truths
- Incongruent counterparts and modal relationism
- On field's argument for substantivalism
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- An empirically feasible approach to the epistemology of arithmetic
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- Optimal representations and the enhanced indispensability argument
- CAN MODALITIES SAVE NAIVE SET THEORY?
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- The Story About Propositions
- Conclusive reasons that we perceive sets
- Mathematical problem-solving in scientific practice
- Social construction, mathematics, and the collective imposition of function onto reality
- Logical constants: a modalist approach
- Frege meets Dedekind: A neologicist treatment of real analysis
- Mathematical pluralism and indispensability
- What can our best scientific theories tell us about the modal status of mathematical objects?
- The modal logic of potential infinity: branching versus convergent possibilities
- Quantifier variance, mathematicians' freedom and the revenge of Quinean indispensability worries
- Content extraction, ontological mootness and nominalism: difficulties on the easy road
- Explanatory indispensability and the set theoretic multiverse
- Burgess and the bucket: the emergence of spacetime in classical theories of gravitation
- The objectivity of mathematics
- Intuition and observation
- On the non-substantiality of logic: a case study
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- Inference to the best explanation as supporting the expansion of mathematicians' ontological commitments
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- Semantic assumptions in the philosophy of mathematics
- Nominalistic metalogic
- New directions for nominalist philosophers of mathematics
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- What we talk about when we talk about numbers
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- Mathematical contingentism
- Dirac and the dispensability of mathematics
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