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Mathematics, along with ethics and logic alone of the sciences, stands in no need of logic. Make of logic what the majority of treatises in the past have made of it -- that is to say, mainly formal logic, and the formal logic represented as an art of reasoning -- and in my opinion, this objection becomes more than sound, for such logic is a great hindrance to right reasoning. True mathematical reasoning is so much more evident than it is possible to render any doctrine of logic proper -- without just such reasoning -- that an appeal in mathematics to logic could only embroil a situation. On the contrary, such difficulties as may arise concerning necessary reasoning have to be solved by the logician by reducing them to questions of mathematics.

Document Type: Research Article

Publication date: 01 January 2004

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