Introduction to Mathematical Thinking: The Formation of Concepts in Modern Mathematics

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Introduction to Mathematical Thinking: The Formation of Concepts in Modern Mathematics is a philosophical and foundational study in which Friedrich Waismann analyzes how mathematical concepts are formed, clarified, and used in modern mathematics.

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instanceOf book
mathematics book
non-fiction book
philosophy of mathematics book
aimsTo bridge philosophical reflection and mathematical practice
clarify how mathematical concepts gain meaning
analyzes how mathematical concepts are clarified
how mathematical concepts are formed
how mathematical concepts are used in practice
approach foundational analysis
philosophical analysis
author Friedrich Waismann NERFINISHED
concerns criteria for clarity in mathematical concepts
the nature of mathematical thinking
the relationship between informal and formal mathematics
context 20th-century philosophy of mathematics
examines the development of mathematical ideas
the logical structure of mathematical theories
the role of language in mathematics
focusesOn clarification of mathematical concepts
formation of mathematical concepts
use of concepts in modern mathematics
genre academic monograph
hasPart chapters on applications in modern mathematics
chapters on clarification of concepts
chapters on concept formation
intendedAudience readers interested in foundations of mathematics
students of mathematics
students of philosophy
language English
philosophicalTradition Vienna Circle tradition NERFINISHED
analytic philosophy
relatedTo concept formation
logical analysis of language
meaning in mathematics
modern mathematics
relatedWork Friedrich Waismann's writings on language and logic
works of the Vienna Circle on the foundations of science
subject epistemology of mathematics
foundations of mathematics
mathematical logic
philosophy of mathematics

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