Mathematics, Matter and Method: Volume 1, Philosophical PapersCUP Archive, 1975 - 328 páginas |
Índice
CONTENTS OF VOLUME | 1 |
The thesis that mathematics is logic | 12 |
Mathematics without foundations | 43 |
What is mathematical truth? | 60 |
Philosophy of physics | 79 |
An examination of Grünbaums philosophy of geometry | 93 |
A Philosopher Looks at Quantum Mechanics | 130 |
Threevalued logic | 166 |
Memo on conventionalism | 206 |
What Theories are | 215 |
Craigs Theorem | 228 |
It aint necessarily so | 237 |
The Corroboration of Theories | 250 |
Degree of Confirmation and Inductive Logic | 270 |
Probability and Confirmation | 293 |
On properties | 305 |
ΙΟ The logic of quantum mechanics | 174 |
The Logic of Quantum Mechanics | 183 |
Time and Physical Geometry | 198 |
Bibliography | 323 |
327 | |
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Mathematics, Matter and Method: Volume 1: Philosophical Papers Hilary Putnam No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 1979 |
Mathematics, Matter and Method: Volume 1: Philosophical Papers Hilary Putnam No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 1979 |
Términos y frases comunes
3-valued logic accept analytic argument assertion assume assumption atoms axioms body Carnap classical physics color congruence consistent continuum hypothesis coordinate system corresponding defined definition degree of confirmation differential forces electron empirical equivalent Euclidean geometry example exist fact false falsified finite formal gik tensor given Grünbaum hidden variable hypothesis inductive infinite interpretation intrinsic metric intuitive language macro-observables magnitude mathematics matics meaning measurement method metric Newtonian notion number theory objects observation terms particle Peano Arithmetic philosophers philosophy of mathematics Popper position possible postulate prediction Principia principle problem proof properties propositional functions quantum logic quantum mechanics quasi-empirical methods question real numbers recursively Reichenbach relation rules S₂ scientists sense sentences set theory simply simultaneity space space-time standard model statement straight line superposition suppose T₁ theoretical terms theory of relativity things tion true truth value universal forces wave words Zermelo set theory
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