PM
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PM is the standard abbreviation for *Principia Mathematica*, the landmark three-volume work on the foundations of mathematics and logic by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell.
Aliases (5)
- Principia Mathematica ×36
- Volume I ×2
- Volume II ×2
- Volume III ×2
- second edition ×2
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| instanceOf |
book
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logic book → mathematics book → philosophical work → |
| abbreviationOf |
Principia Mathematica
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| aim |
to derive large parts of mathematics from logical axioms
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| associatedWith |
logicism
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| author |
Alfred North Whitehead
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Bertrand Russell → |
| countryOfOrigin |
United Kingdom
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| field |
logic
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mathematics → philosophy → |
| hasAbbreviation |
PM
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| hasEdition |
second edition
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| hasFamousResult |
derivation of 1+1=2
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| hasTopic |
cardinal numbers
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ordinal numbers → predicate logic → propositional logic → set theory paradoxes → type theory → |
| influenced |
analytic philosophy
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formal logic → philosophy of mathematics → set theory → |
| language |
English
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| mainSubject |
foundations of mathematics
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mathematical logic → |
| notableFor |
detailed derivations of basic arithmetic truths
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formalization of large parts of arithmetic → use of symbolic logic notation → |
| numberOfVolumes |
3
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| partOf |
Principia Mathematica
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Principia Mathematica → Principia Mathematica → Principia Mathematica → |
| predecessor |
Gottlob Frege's logical works
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| publicationEndYear |
1913
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| publicationStartYear |
1910
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| publicationYear |
1910
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1912 → 1913 → 1925 → |
| publisher |
Cambridge University Press
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| timePeriod |
early 20th century
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| volume |
Volume I
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Volume II → Volume III → |
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Principia Mathematica
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Powell–Mason line
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