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  • Solomon Feferman, Conceptual Structuralism and the Continuum.
    • This comes from my general view of the nature of mathematics, that it is humanly based and that it deals with more or less clear conceptions of mathematical structures; for want of a better word, I call that view conceptual structuralism.
    Mathematical Structuralism in Philosophy of Mathematics
    The Continuum Hypothesis in Philosophy of Mathematics
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