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Substance And Function Einsteins Theory Of Relativity Ernst Cassirer

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Substance And Function Einsteins Theory Of Relativity Ernst Cassirer
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Publisher: Forgotten Books
File Extension: DJVU
File size: 11.59 MB
Pages: 477
Author: Ernst Cassirer
ISBN: 9781440068959, 144006895X
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Substance And Function Einsteins Theory Of Relativity Ernst Cassirer by Ernst Cassirer 9781440068959, 144006895X instant download after payment.

PREFACE The investigations contained in this volume were first prompted by studies in the philosophy of mathematics. In the course of an attempt to compreheud the fundamental conceptjons of mathcmu.tics from the point of view of logic, it became necessary to analyse more closely the function of the concept itself and to trace it back to its presuppositions. Here, however, a peculiar difficulty arose: the traditional logic of the concept, in its ,yell-known features, proved inadequate even to characterize the problems to which the theory of the principles of mathematics led. It became increasingly evident that exact science had here reached questions for which there existed no precise correlate in the traditionnllanguage of formal logic. The content of mathematical knowledge point.ed back to a fundamental form of the concept not clearly defined and recognized ,,,'ithin logic it.self. In part.icular, hlVestigations conccmiug the concepts of the series and of the limit, th
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