Filosofia Lógica e Matemática: Conferências no Brasil
by
Professor of Philosophy Paolo Mancosu
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Philosophy
Format
Paperback
Pages
240
Language
Portuguese
Published
Nov 29, 2017
Publisher
College Publications
ISBN-10
1848902638
ISBN-13
9781848902633
Description
Paolo Mancosu's work dives deep into the intricate relationship between logic and mathematics, framed through a series of thought-provoking essays. Originally delivered as engaging lectures in Brazil, these discussions unravel the philosophical underpinnings that connect these two disciplines. Mancosu explores foundational concepts, questioning and illuminating how logical frameworks underpin mathematical theory, offering readers profound insights into the nature of truth and proof.
Throughout the essays, Mancosu balances accessibility with intellectual rigor, making complex ideas relatable to a broad audience. His reflections not only resonate with those entrenched in philosophical study but also appeal to mathematicians and logicians alike. By bridging theory and practice, the book serves as a dialogue between philosophical inquiry and mathematical reasoning, inviting readers on a journey that enhances their understanding of both fields. As a result, it stands as a significant contribution to contemporary discussions at the intersection of logic, mathematics, and philosophy.
Throughout the essays, Mancosu balances accessibility with intellectual rigor, making complex ideas relatable to a broad audience. His reflections not only resonate with those entrenched in philosophical study but also appeal to mathematicians and logicians alike. By bridging theory and practice, the book serves as a dialogue between philosophical inquiry and mathematical reasoning, inviting readers on a journey that enhances their understanding of both fields. As a result, it stands as a significant contribution to contemporary discussions at the intersection of logic, mathematics, and philosophy.
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