Thin Objects
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- Reference for neo-Fregeans
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- Composition as analysis: the meta-ontological origins (and future) of composition as identity
- Steps toward a philosophy for mathematicians
- Plural ancestral logic as the logic of arithmetic
- Modelling afthairetic modality
- Who's afraid of mathematical Platonism? -- An historical perspective
- From maximal intersubjectivity to objectivity: an argument from the development of arithmetical cognition
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- Frege meets Belnap: Basic Law V in a relevant logic
- A defense of logicism
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- A Lewisian argument against Platonism, or why theses about abstract objects are unintelligible
- Manyism as mereologicism
- Explanatory indispensability and the set theoretic multiverse
- The problem of existence for descriptivism about the reference of set-theoretic expressions
- On the consistency of height and width potentialism
- Language, models, and reality: weak existence and a threefold correspondence
- Potentialism demodalized
- Introduction to special issue on potentialism in the philosophy of mathematics
- A taxonomy for set-theoretic potentialism
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