Louis Couturat (1868-1914)
Mathematiques, langage, philosophie
edited by Michel Fichant and Sophie Roux
Couturat began with the philosophy of mathematics before studying the logic of Leibniz and helping to make Russell’s thinking known in France. He finally put his efforts into promoting an international auxiliary language. All aspects of his work are studied in this volume.
- Edited by Michel Fichant
- Edited by Sophie Roux
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