Restoration: S. A. Yanovskaya's path in logic

History and Philosophy of Logic 22 (3):129-133 (2001)
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This article presents the story of S. A. Yanovskaya's epiphany—particularly, her shift from hard-line communist orthodoxy and hostility towards ‘bourgeois minded’ Soviet-Russian mathematicians to vigorous support of mathematical logic. In light of this evidence, S. A. Yanovskaya (1896–1966) may be considered as a spiritual leader and administrative founder of modern mathematical research and education in the USSR/russia.

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Imaginary Logic.Nicolas A. Vasil'év - 2003 - Logique Et Analyse 46 (3):353-355.

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