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Pascal Boldini

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  • Université Paris-Sorbonne
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Logic and Philosophy of Logic
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    ¸ Itevanatten2008 (edited book)
    with Mark van Atten, Michel Bourdeau, and Gerhard Heinzmann
    Birkhäuser Basel. 2008.
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    One Hundred Years of Intuitionism : The Cerisy Conference
    with Mark van Atten, Michel Bourdeau, and Gerhard Heinzmann
    Birkhäuser Basel. 2008.
    Intuitionism is one of the main foundations for mathematics proposed in the twentieth century and its views on logic have also notably become important with the development of theoretical computer science. This book reviews and completes the historical account of intuitionism. It also presents recent philosophical work on intuitionism and gives examples of new technical advances and applications. It brings together 21 contributions from today's leading authors on intuitionism.
    Intuitionism and ConstructivismPhenomenology of MathematicsIntuitionistic Logic
  • The priority of proof: the case of the non-standard significance of logical constants
    Revue Internationale de Philosophie 58 (230): 437-447. 2004.
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    La priorité de la preuve : le cas de la signification non-standard des constantes logiques
    Revue Internationale de Philosophie 4 437-447. 2004.
    British Philosophy
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