Truth & assertibility

New Jersey: World Scientific (2015)
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Discusses truth and assertibility as they relate to the foundations of mathematical thought, with examples from the works of mathematicians Frege and Tarski.

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QA9.W383 2015

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9789814619950   9814619957

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