Add to ORKGInternational audienceThis article follows the philosophical line of mathematical pluralism to make two points: that if there isa view that mathematics is a basis for sciences including social sciences, and if there is a pluralism in mathematics, then this implies a model of the society as a pluralist one
Considerable attention has recently been directed towards the analysis of pluralism in social scienc...
This essay reviews two books addressing the nature of the self, and relationships between self and o...
ABSTRACT: The article outlines the phenomenon of pluralism and its challenges in modern and postmode...
Many of those actively involved in the physical sciences adopt a reductionist point of view, in whic...
A number of those actively involved in the physical sciences anticipate the creation of a unified ap...
Over the last decade, the demand for a unifying and foundational theoryof mathematics has become mor...
This book is about philosophy, mathematics and logic, giving a philosophical account of Pluralism wh...
There is a sense in which pluralism needs no advocate. It is enough to take a quick look at contempo...
Heintz, Charbonneau, and Fogelman present plurality as a hallmark of the social sciences. Taking inv...
This article takes it for granted that science is intrinsically social and that competition is part ...
Abstract It would be nice if science answered all questions about our universe. In the past, mathema...
Scientific progress depends upon precise, reliable com-munication between scientists. In a recent ar...
The article discusses the concept of multiverse and its plausibility. Topics discussed include strin...
Pluralist mathematical realism, the view that there exists more than one mathematical universe, has ...
Considerable attention has recently been directed towards the analysis of pluralism in social scienc...
Considerable attention has recently been directed towards the analysis of pluralism in social scienc...
This essay reviews two books addressing the nature of the self, and relationships between self and o...
ABSTRACT: The article outlines the phenomenon of pluralism and its challenges in modern and postmode...
Many of those actively involved in the physical sciences adopt a reductionist point of view, in whic...
A number of those actively involved in the physical sciences anticipate the creation of a unified ap...
Over the last decade, the demand for a unifying and foundational theoryof mathematics has become mor...
This book is about philosophy, mathematics and logic, giving a philosophical account of Pluralism wh...
There is a sense in which pluralism needs no advocate. It is enough to take a quick look at contempo...
Heintz, Charbonneau, and Fogelman present plurality as a hallmark of the social sciences. Taking inv...
This article takes it for granted that science is intrinsically social and that competition is part ...
Abstract It would be nice if science answered all questions about our universe. In the past, mathema...
Scientific progress depends upon precise, reliable com-munication between scientists. In a recent ar...
The article discusses the concept of multiverse and its plausibility. Topics discussed include strin...
Pluralist mathematical realism, the view that there exists more than one mathematical universe, has ...
Considerable attention has recently been directed towards the analysis of pluralism in social scienc...
Considerable attention has recently been directed towards the analysis of pluralism in social scienc...
This essay reviews two books addressing the nature of the self, and relationships between self and o...
ABSTRACT: The article outlines the phenomenon of pluralism and its challenges in modern and postmode...