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Reuben Hersh on the growth of mathematical knowledge: Kant, geometry, and number theory
Emily Grosholz
Philosophy
Institute for Gravitation & the Cosmos
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Number Theory
100%
Mental Models
100%
Deductive Reasoning
100%
Mathematical Knowledge
100%
Geometric Theory
100%
Kanter's Theory
100%
Analytical Thinking
50%
Reflective Writing
50%
Mathematical Object
50%
Mathematical Reasoning
50%
Theory of Algorithms
50%
Plausible Reasoning
50%
Philosophy of Mathematical Practice
50%
Axiom System
50%
Mathematics
Number Theory
100%
Mathematics
100%
Mathematical Knowledge
100%
Deductive Reasoning
66%
Open Problem
33%
Solvability
33%
Mathematical Reasoning
33%
Axiom System
33%
Mathematical Practice
33%
Plausible Reasoning
33%
Open Model
33%
Mathematical Entity
33%