Husserl’s philosophy of mathematics: its origin and relevance

Husserl Studies 22 (3):193-222 (2007)
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This paper offers an exposition of Husserl's mature philosophy of mathematics, expounded for the first time in Logische Untersuchungen and maintained without any essential change throughout the rest of his life. It is shown that Husserl's views on mathematics were strongly influenced by Riemann, and had clear affinities with the much later Bourbaki school.

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