The aim of this note is to encourage a renewed study of the philosophy of mathematics, a subject dormant since about 1931. This date marks the end of a period of activity centered around what seemed to be a "crisis" in the foundations. That crisis, initiated by paradoxes such as the Russell paradox of the "set of all sets not members of themselves," led to the development of three competing schools in the philosophy of mathematics: Logicism, Formalism, and Intuitionism.
Laleh,A. (1982). Mathematical Models: A Sketch for the Philosophy of Mathematics. Mathematical Culture and Thought, 1(2), 41-61.
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