An edition of Bertrand Russell and the origin of the set-theoretic paradoxes
(1983)
Bertrand Russell and the origin of the set-theoretic paradoxes
an inquiry into the causes that allowed and motivated him to create some of the best-known paradoxes, and how others were discovered
by Alejandro Ricardo Garciadiego Dantan
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1983
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334
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Toronto, 1983.
Bibliography: leaves [289]-334.
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