WHAT EARLY HUSSERL CAN TELL US ABOUT MATHEMATICAL INTUITION.
The main objective of this article is to demonstrate that the utter rejection of Husserl's early philosophy of mathematics has been unjustified. More specifically, I argue that he anticipates both ones of the contemporary definitions and applications of mathematical intuition. In order to establish...
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Vilnius University
2014 Supplement
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| Sumario: | The main objective of this article is to demonstrate that the utter rejection of Husserl's early philosophy of mathematics has been unjustified. More specifically, I argue that he anticipates both ones of the contemporary definitions and applications of mathematical intuition. In order to establish this I will first provide an analysis of the role of intuition in early Husserl's philosophy of mathematics and then show that it bears significant resemblance to the definition and application of intuition in the work of Charles Parsons, who is commonly credited as the flag-bearer of contemporary proponents of mathematical intuition. Pagrindinis straipnsnio tikslas yra pademonstruoti, jog ankstyvojo Edmundo Husserlio matematikos filosofijos visiškas atmetimas buvo nepagrįstas. Tiksliau, įrodinėdama, kad jau ankstyvasis Husserlis numato matematinės intuicijos šiuolakinius apibrėžimus ir taikymus. Šiam tikslui pirmiausia pateiksiu intuicijos vaidmens ankstyvojoje Husserlio matematikos filosofijoje analizę, o tada parodysiu, kad ji pasižymi esminiais panašumais su intuicijos apibrėžimu ir taikymu bene ryškiausio iš šiuolaikinių matematinės intuicijos šalininkų Charleso Parsonso darbuose. |
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