Constructibility and mathematical existence

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• The Structure of scientific theories

  Frederick Suppe•The Structure of scientific…•1977

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• The ways of paradox

  Willard Van Orman Quine•The ways of paradox•1966

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• The Naive Conception of the Topology of the Surface of a Body

  Ernest W Adams•Space, Time and Geometry•1973

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• How the Laws of Physics Lie

  Nancy Cartwright•How the laws of physics lie•1983

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• Naming and Necessity

  Saul A Kripke•Semantics of Natural Language•1972

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• Mathematical Truth

  Paul Benacerraf•The Journal of Philosophy•1973

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• A Causal Theory of Knowing

  Alvin I Goldman•The Journal of Philosophy•1967

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• On Conservatives and Incompleteness

  Hartry Field•The Journal of Philosophy•1985

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• Mathematical Knowledge

  Open Access•J R Cameron•Philosophical Books•1976

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• Why I am not a nominalist.

  J Peter Burge, John P Burgess•Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic•1983

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• The Essential Tension

  Thomas S Kuhn, Thomas Kühn•The Essential Tension•1977

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• The structure of evolutionary theory

  Open Access•Paul Thompson•Studies in History and Philosophy…•1983

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• On the Extension of Beth's Semantics of Physical Theories

  Open Access•Bas C Van Fraassen•Philosophy of Science•1970

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• Mathematics and Reality

  Open Access•Stewart Shapiro•Philosophy of Science•1983

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• Perception and Mathematical Intuition

  Penelope Maddy•The Philosophical Review•1980

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• What Numbers Could not Be

  Paul Benacerraf•The Philosophical Review•1965

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• A Godelian Thesis Regarding Mathematical Objects

  Charles S Chihara•The Philosophical Review•1982

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• Mathematical Discovery and Concept Formation

  Charles S Chihara•The Philosophical Review•1963

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• Is Mathematical Knowledge Just Logical Knowledge

  Hartry Field•The Philosophical Review•1984

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• Aristotle's Philosophy of Mathematics

  Jonathan Lear•The Philosophical Review•1982

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• Frege, Dedekind, and Peano on the Foundations of Arithmetic

  JOHN P MAYBERRY, Donald Gillies et al.•The Philosophical Quarterly•1984

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• Arguments on motivation in the rise and decline of a mathematical theory; the ?construction of equations?, 1637?ca.1750

  Open Access•H Bos, H J M Bos•Archive for History of Exact…•1984

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• The origins of Cauchy's rigorous calculus

  Judith V Grabiner•The origins of Cauchy's rigorous…•1981

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• Language, Mind, and Knowledge

  Keith Gunderson•Language, Mind, and Knowledge•1975

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• Hilbert's Program

  Open Access•Michael Detlefsen•Hilbert's Program•2013

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• Philosophical investigations

  Ludwig Wittgenstein•Philosophical investigations•1974

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