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small fraction of the
corpus of
modern mathematics can be
rederived in a
nominalistic fashion. As a
category of late
medieval thought, the
concept of 'nominalism'...
- John, and Rosen, Gideon, 1997. A
Subject with No Object:
Strategies for
Nominalistic Reconstrual of Mathematics.
Oxford University Press. ISBN 0198236158...
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deduction or induction. With his
price theory can be
shown that
Menger is
nominalistic and, stronger, anti-essentialistic. That is to say that his approach...
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corruption of the
laity and the
Church of his time and who
mentioned the
nominalistic polemic of the 12th
century against the
reality of universals: a debate...
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Scottish scholar,
Andrew Lang,
early in the 20th century,
advocated a
nominalistic explanation of totemism, namely, that
local groups or clans, in selecting...
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Karin Usadi Katz and
Mikhail G. Katz (2011) A
Burgessian Critique of
Nominalistic Tendencies in
Contemporary Mathematics and its Historiography. Foundations...
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which stemmed from
doctrines that were
previously considered to be
nominalistic. The
terminological distinction was made in
order to
stress the difference...
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Karin Usadi Katz and
Mikhail G. Katz (2011) A
Burgessian Critique of
Nominalistic Tendencies in
Contemporary Mathematics and its Historiography. Foundations...
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especially the universals,
paved the way to
modern empiricism. In this
nominalistic Protestant view of
relationship between God and creation, the mystery...
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tremendous evil.
Society is
suffocated by it.
Everything becomes unreal,
nominalistic.
People see no design, no
strategic aim, and do not move..." Thus Lukács...
