A Subject With No Object: Strategies for Nominalistic Interpretation of Mathematics
by Gideon Rosen, John P. Burgess
Gideon Rosen and John P. Burgess examine how mathematics might be interpreted from a nominalistic perspective. Focusing on strategies for understanding mathematical discourse without conventional mathematical objects, this work offers a focused contribution to the philosophy and foundations of mathematics.
About This Book
A Subject With No Object is a philosophical study of nominalistic interpretation in mathematics.
Written by Gideon Rosen and John P. Burgess, the book focuses on strategies for understanding mathematical discourse without treating its subject matter in the usual object-based terms.
It will interest readers exploring the foundations and philosophy of mathematics, as well as questions about how mathematical language and reasoning can be interpreted.
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