Pre-modern Mathematical Thought

Pre-modern Mathematical ThoughtThis book takes readers through an exploration of fundamental discussions that redefined mathematics and its philosophical significance in the centuries foregoing modernity. From William of Auvergnes paradoxes of infinity to Christoph Clavius interpretation of Euclidean principles, it examines the evolving understanding of central issues among which continuity, the existence of mathematical objects such as numbers, and the way humans can make true

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and Juan Velasco

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and disciplinary positioning—and engages them from a critical historical perspective

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a period during which concepts of nationhood and a sense of belonging expanded throughout European nations and the young American republic

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