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MW microphone test / 13/06/07 Philosophy of math as an interpretive enterprise; how much history of math should philosophy of math be able to account for?, REHSEIS: Jose Ferreiros: Philosophy of set theory; what good is set theory for the phil of math? / Conversations incl M Panza, S Shapiro et al re structuralism as an account of mathematical practise

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MW Microphone test / 13/03/07 REHSEIS: Informal discussion group on Philosophy of mathematics re Marco Panza's paper, "Do ante-rem structuralism and neo-logicism give equivalent responses to Benaceraff;s Dilemma? incl M Panza, D Rabouin, J Salanskis

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28/05/08 Salle du Campanile: Esplanade des Fairnes Campus, University Paris VII: Goran Sundholm: What is an axiomand why do we still need them? A plea for logical atavism / Jean-Michel Salanskis: Qu'est-ce que la philosophie de la logique / Brice Halimi: Modalities, possible worlds and operators / discussion incl. M Panza, A Rodin et al

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24/04/07 REHSEIS discussion group: Marco Panza, David Rabouin, Andre Rodin & Jean-Michael Salanskis re Jean-Michael Salanskis' book on Philosophy of math

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24/04/06 Diagrammes & Analyse REHSEIS, Paris: Marco Panza: Intra-configurational vs trans-configurational analysis (contd.) / discussion

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24/04/06 Diagrammes & Analyse REHSEIS, Paris: conversation: M Panza et al. post- Petri Maenpaa (last part) / Alvarez / Marco Panza: Intra-Intra-configurational vs trans-configurational analysis

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19/06/06 Mathematiques C19th - C20th, REHSEIS, Paris: lunch conversations: M Van Atten, M Panza, D Rabouin, M Wright

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18/06/07 Philosophy of math as an iunterpretive enterprise; how much history of math should the philosophy of math be able to account for?, REHSEIS, Paris: MW microphone test / Marco Panza: Is the notion of mathematical object an historical notion? / Jose Ferreiors: Mathematical knowledge; why only a historical philosophy of amthematidcs will do? / Andrew Arana: Some philosophical ideas that shape our historical interests / Michael Detlefsen: Arithmetization and ideals of proof / Carlos Alvarez: Why there is no trigonometry in Euclid's elemnts? A history and a philosophical question (incomplete)

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18/06/07 Philosophy of math as an iunterpretive enterprise; how much history of math should the philosophy of math be able to account for?, REHSEIS, Paris: MW microphone test / Marco Panza: Is the notion of mathematical object an historical notion? / Jose Ferreiors: Mathematical knowledge; why only a historical philosophy of amthematidcs will do? / Andrew Arana: Some philosophical ideas that shape our historical interests / Michael Detlefsen: Arithmetization and ideals of proof / Carlos Alvarez: Why there is no trigonometry in Euclid's elemnts? A history and a philosophical question (incomplete)

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18/06/07 Philosophy of math as an iunterpretive enterprise; how much history of math should the philosophy of math be able to account for?, REHSEIS, Paris: MW microphone test / Marco Panza: Is the notion of mathematical object an historical notion? / Jose Ferreiors: Mathematical knowledge; why only a historical philosophy of amthematidcs will do? / Andrew Arana: Some philosophical ideas that shape our historical interests / Michael Detlefsen: Arithmetization and ideals of proof / Carlos Alvarez: Why there is no trigonometry in Euclid's elemnts? A history and a philosophical question (incomplete)

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