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Bolzano's Philosophy and the Emergence of Modern Mathematics
Paul Rusnock (ed.)
Rodopi (2000)
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Contents: Acknowledgements. Conventions. Preface. Biographical sketch. 1 Introduction. 2 The Contributions. 3 Early work in analysis. 4 The Theory of Science . 5. Later mathematical studies. A On Kantian Intuitions. B The Bolzano-Cauchy TheoremAuthor's Profile
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