Poznan Studies in the Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities

Foreword
pp. 9-11(3)
Authors: Wolénski, Jan

Cantor's Philosophy of Set Theory
pp. 15-28(14)

Leibniz's and Kant's Philosophical Ideas vs. Hilbert's Program
pp. 29-39(11)

Truth vs. Provability. Philosophical and Historical Remarks
pp. 41-57(17)

Philosophy of Mathematics in the 20th Century. Main Trends and Doctrines
pp. 59-73(15)

On New Trends in the Philosophy of Mathematics
pp. 75-84(10)

Remarks on the Structuralistic Epistemology of Mathematics

From the History of the Concept of Number

Church's Thesis and its Epistemological Status
pp. 123-134(12)

Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mathematics
pp. 135-146(12)

Hoene-Wroński - Genius or Madman?
pp. 149-160(12)

Grassmann's Contribution to Mathematics
pp. 161-168(8)

Giuseppe Peano and Symbolic Logic
pp. 169-182(14)

E.L. Post and the Development of Logic
pp. 183-193(11)

John Von Neumann and Hilbert's School
pp. 195-209(15)

Contribution of Polish Logicians to Decidability Theory
pp. 211-231(21)

Contribution of Polish Logicians to Predicate Calculus
pp. 233-243(11)

The English Algebra of Logic in the 19th Century
pp. 245-269(25)

The Development of Symbolism in Logic and its Philosophical Background

References
pp. 301-334(34)

Acknowledgements
pp. 335-335(1)

Name Index
pp. 337-343(7)