Challenging the myth that mathematical objects can be defined into existence, Bigelow here employs Armstrong's metaphysical materialism to cast new light on mathematics, bringing the science from the abstract to the physical world.
Volker Halbach
Jon Williamson
Marjorie C. Malley
Theodore Sider
Hannah Ginsborg
Hugh Richard Slotten
Ivette Fred-Rivera and Jessica Leech
Hannah Ginsborg
Richard G. Heck Jr.
Arnon Levy and Peter Godfrey-Smith
James B. Breckinridge and Alec M. Pridgeon
Roger Ariew
Andy Clark
Roger H. Stuewer
Kit Fine
Challenging the myth that mathematical objects can be defined into existence, Bigelow here employs Armstrong's metaphysical materialism to cast new light on mathematics, bringing the science from the abstract to the physical world.
Volker Halbach
Jon Williamson
Marjorie C. Malley
Theodore Sider
Hannah Ginsborg
Hugh Richard Slotten
Ivette Fred-Rivera and Jessica Leech
Hannah Ginsborg
Richard G. Heck Jr.
Arnon Levy and Peter Godfrey-Smith
James B. Breckinridge and Alec M. Pridgeon
Roger Ariew
Andy Clark
Roger H. Stuewer
Kit Fine
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