Infinity: An Essay in MetaphysicsClarendon Press, 1964 - 289 pagina's |
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Pagina 198
... standard concept of logic . This is not to deny that they obey a vulgar logic of their own.1 The distinction between our vulgar concept of number and our standard concept of number finds its counterpart within logic itself in the ...
... standard concept of logic . This is not to deny that they obey a vulgar logic of their own.1 The distinction between our vulgar concept of number and our standard concept of number finds its counterpart within logic itself in the ...
Pagina 209
... standard sense . In this connexion it should never be forgotten that not only is it the case that the proto - concept of the infinite is a scaled- down version , so to speak , of our standard concept of the infinite but also it is no ...
... standard sense . In this connexion it should never be forgotten that not only is it the case that the proto - concept of the infinite is a scaled- down version , so to speak , of our standard concept of the infinite but also it is no ...
Pagina 210
... standard concept of the infinite , be it only the potential infinite . But this standard concept of even the potential infinite is no less dubious than our standard concept of the actual infinite , when called to account by proto ...
... standard concept of the infinite , be it only the potential infinite . But this standard concept of even the potential infinite is no less dubious than our standard concept of the actual infinite , when called to account by proto ...
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INFINITY | 1 |
HYPERMATHEMATICS | 72 |
COSMOLOGY I | 102 |
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absolutely actual infinite actual infinitesimal aleph-null argument Aristotle Brouwer Cantor certainly code number concept of number convergent series cosmological count countable decimal expansion denumerable discourse divergent series earth empirical entails equal exist fact falsifiable finite proof finitist follows formula geometry Grandi's series Hence Hyperboreans hypothesis inch infinite distance infinite number infinite sequence infinite series infinitesimal infinitum infinity insist integers intelligible interval Kant Leibniz logical Löwenheim-Skolem theorem mathe mathematician mathematics matics mean merely metaphysical minim minute natural numbers non-denumerable number of stars object ontological open end order-type paradox Peano postulates philosophy physics pluriverse possible potential infinite precisely predicates prime twin principle priori proof number proto-concept prove punct question random numbers rational real numbers rule seen sense serrated continuum Space spatial speaking standard concept straight line sum-total suppose Swahilis theorem thesis things transfinite tropological uncountable vulgar concept whole Wittgenstein word Z-series Zeno procedure