Evidencia, fenomenología y conocimiento matemático

Cuadrante Phi (2006)
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The article analyzes and compares the Husserlian traditional and phenomenological conception of epistemology and the concepts of evidence of each, in order to show that the phenomenological notion of evidence is much more advantageous to give account of the justification problem regarding the mathematical knowledge in the debate frame over the Mathematical Platonism.

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