Idealization in Mathematics: Husserl and Beyond

Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities 82:245-252 (2004)
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Husserl's contributions to the nature of mathematical knowledge are opposed to the naturalist, empiricist and pragmatist tendences that are nowadays dominant. It is claimed that mainstream tendences fail to distinguish the historical problem of the origin and evolution of mathematical knowledge from the epistemological problem of how is it that we have access to mathematical knowledge

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