Titlebook: Mathematical Epistemology and Psychology; Evert W. Beth,Jean Piaget Book 1974 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1974 Plato.epistem

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General Psychological Problems of Logico-Mathematical ThoughtIf natural . structures exist, and if they form the starting point of . “structures” in the Bourbakist sense, a certain number of consequences follow as far as the problems of self-evidence, the multiple forms of intuition and even the questions of invention and discovery are concerned.

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Some Convergences between Formal and Genetic AnalysesIn this chapter I want to give one or two examples of the convergence between genetic and axiomatic investigations, since such examples can show how certain general results of formal analysis are psychologically explicable if based on what we know of the subject’s activities.

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