Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. INTRODUCTION 1
5. PART I SOME MATHEMATICIANS AS PHILOSOPHERS
6. 1 THE KANTIAN LEGACY IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS 11
7. 2 REALISM AND THE DEBATE ON IMPREDICATIVITY, 1917–1944 40
8. POSTSCRIPT TO ESSAY 2 62
9. 3 PAUL BERNAYS’LATER PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS 67
10. 4 KURT GÖDEL 93
11. 5 GÖDEL’S “RUSSELL’S MATHEMATICAL LOGIC” 103
12. 6 QUINE AND GÖDEL ON ANALYTICITY 127
13. POSTSCRIPT TO ESSAY 6 147
14. 7 PLATONISM AND MATHEMATICAL INTUITION IN KURT GÖDEL’S THOUGHT 153
15. POST SCRIPT TO ESSAY 7 188
16. PART II CONTEMPORARIES
17. 8 QUINE’S NOMINALISM 199
18. 9 GENETIC EXPLANATION IN THE ROOTS OF REFERENCE 220
19. 10 HAO WANG AS PHILOSOPHER AND INTERPRETER OF GÖDEL 243
20. 11 PUTNAM ON EXISTENCE AND ONTOLOGY 267
21. 12 WILLIAM TAIT’S PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS 290
22. BIBLIOGRAPHY 321
23. COPYRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 343
24. INDEX 345