Principles of Mathematics

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Principles of Mathematics is Bertrand Russell’s foundational work in mathematical logic and the philosophy of mathematics, arguing that mathematics can be derived from purely logical principles.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
philosophy of mathematics work
work on mathematical logic
addresses concept of infinity
continuity and the continuum
foundations of geometry
logical form of mathematical propositions
nature of classes and relations
nature of numbers
paradoxes of set theory
author Bertrand Russell
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre logic
mathematics
philosophy
hasPart Principles of Mathematics self-linksurface differs
surface form: Part I: The Indefinables of Mathematics

Part II: Number
Part III: Quantity
Part IV: Order
Principia Mathematica
surface form: Part V: Infinity and Continuity

Part VI: Space
Part VII: Matter and Motion
influenced 20th-century analytic philosophy
Principia Mathematica
foundations of mathematics research
philosophy of logic
language English
mainClaim all pure mathematics can be derived from logical principles
mathematics deals with logical relations among abstract entities
notableFor early use of symbolic logic in foundations of mathematics
systematic defense of logicism
philosophicalPositionDefended logicism
mathematics is reducible to logic
publicationYear 1903
publisher Cambridge University Press
relatedWork Principia Mathematica
subject classes
continuity
foundations of mathematics
geometry
infinity
logicism
mathematical logic
number theory
philosophy of mathematics
relations
set theory
timePeriod early 20th century

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Bertrand Russell notableWork Principles of Mathematics
Principles of Mathematics hasPart Principles of Mathematics self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Part I: The Indefinables of Mathematics
3rd Earl Russell notableWork Principles of Mathematics
subject surface form: Bertrand Russell