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A deflationary theory of reference
Bad company and neo-Fregean philosophy
The ritual origin of counting
Modernizing the philosophy of mathematics
Mathematics, science and ontology
The truths of logic
Logical form, mathematical practice, and Frege's \textit{Begriffsschrift}
Realism and paradox
Abstraction and set theory
Natural numbers and natural cardinals as abstract objects: A partial reconstruction of Frege's \textit{Grundgesetze} in object theory
On the virtue of categoricity
Open texture and mathematics
On question-begging and analytic content
Mathematics as a science of non-abstract reality: Aristotelian realist philosophies of mathematics
The unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics: from Hamming to Wigner and back again
Completeness: from Husserl to Carnap
The rates of the passing of time, presentism, and the issue of co-existence in special relativity
Frege's theorem and his logicism
The measure of knowledge
On the intellectual heritage of Henri Poincaré
Incomputability in physics and biology
Cut as consequence
Proof theory in philosophy of mathematics
Sorting out the sortals: a Fregean argument for essentialism
The modal status of contextually a priori arithmetical truths
True V or Not True V, That Is the Question
Gödel's cantorianism
Frege, the identity ofSinnand Carnap's intension
Mathematical roots of phenomenology: Husserl and the concept of number
The Biology of Mathematical Knowledge
Carnap on concept determination: methodology for philosophy of science
Natural Numbers and Infinitesimals: A Discussion between Benno Kerry and Georg Cantor
Diagrammatic reasoning in Frege's \textit{Begriffsschrift}
Strict finitism and the happy sorites
Frege's puzzle and arithmetical formalism. Putting things in context
Frege, Carnap, and explication: `our concern here is to arrive at a concept of number usable for the purpose of science'
The nature of scientific philosophy
Did Frege solve one of Zeno's paradoxes?
Russell's paradox: a historical study about the paradox in Frege's theories
In search of \(\aleph_{0}\): how infinity can be created
Analyticity and justification in Frege
Benacerraf's dilemma and informal mathematics
What are numbers?
Introduction
Many, but one
Potential Infinity and De Re Knowledge of Mathematical Objects
The reasonable effectiveness of mathematics in the natural sciences
On fundamental differences between dependent and independent meanings
The direction-theory of parallels: geometry and philosophy in the age of Kant
Reconnecting logic with discovery
Non-eliminative structuralism, Fregean abstraction, and non-rigid structures
Mathematics and experience
Numbers as properties
Hintikka's conception of syntheticity as the introduction of new individuals
The explanatory and heuristic power of mathematics. Introduction to a topical collection in Synthese
Deduction and ampliativity: a critical appraisal
Assertion, assumption, and deduction
A logic of knowledge and justifications, with an application to computational trust
Counterfactual logic and the necessity of mathematics

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