Philosophy of Penelope Maddy
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Philosophy of Penelope Maddy
Arbeiter, Sophia; Kennedy, Juliette
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
525
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9783031584244
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Chapter 1. Autobiography (Penelope Maddy).- Part 1: Philosophy of set theory and mathematics.- Chapter 2. Generically invariant set-theory (John Steel).- Chapter 3. Response to John Steel (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 4. Intrinsic and extrinsic evidence in set theory (Donald A. Martin).- Chapter 5. Response to Tony Martin (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 6. Maddy on classes (Oystein Linnebo).- Chapter 7. Response to Oystein Linnebo (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 8. A general framework for a second philosophy analysis of set-theoretic methodology (Carolin Antos and Deborah Kant).- Chapter 9. Response to Carolin Antos & Deborah Kant (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 10. Maddy's notion of 'Maximize' and strong theories of sets (Jeffrey Schatz).- Chapter 11. Exploring the generous arena (John T. Baldwin).- Chapter 12. Response to John Baldwin (Penelope Maddy).- Part 2: Realism, anti-realism and thin realism.- Chapter 13. Second philosophy and realism (Patricia Blanchette).- Chapter 14. Response to Patricia Blanchette (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 15. Meditations on second philosophy: Anti-nominalist reflections on Maddy's semi-nominalism (John P. Burgess).- Chapter 16. Response to John P. Burgess (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 17. Enhanced "If-thenism", fictionalism, and realist anti-platonism (Mary Leng).- Chapter 18. Response to Mary Leng (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 19. Logical realism -- A tale of two theories (Gila Sher).- Chapter 20. Response to Gila Sher (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 21. Trumping naturalism revisited (A. C. Paseau).- Chapter 22. Response to Alex Paseau (Penelope Maddy).- Part 3: History of philosophy.- Chapter 23. What do philosophers do? Maddy, Moore (and Wittgenstein) II (Annalisa Coliva).- Chapter 24. Response to Annalisa Coliva (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 25. A carnapian solution to the puzzle of extrinsic justifications (Zeynep Soysal).- Chapter 26. Response to Zeynep Soysal (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 27. Wittgenstein's wayward student: The unauthorized autobiography (Curtis Franks).- Chapter 28. Response to Curtis Franks (Penelope Maddy).- Part 4: Mathematical practice.- Chapter 29. Realizing infinity (Maryanthe Malliaris and Assaf Peretz).- Chapter 30. Second philosophy and the depth metaphor (Juliette Kennedy).- Chapter 31. Response to Juliette Kennedy (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 32. The flight from application (Mark Wilson).- Chapter 33. Response to Mark Wilson (Penelope Maddy).- Part 5: Conversations on Set Theory.- Chapter 34. A conversation between Penelope Maddy and Menachem Magidor (Jeffrey Schatz).- Chapter 35. Interview with David Aspero (Corey Switzer).- Chapter 36. A conversation with Hugh Woodin (Juliette Kennedy and Beau Madison Mount).- Chapter 37. On multiversism (Penelope Maddy).
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Penelope Maddy;Philosophy of Set Theory;Philosophy of Naturalism;Metaphilosophy;Set-theoretic Multiverse;Skepticism;Mathematical Practice;Philosophical Methodology;Realism;Forcing Axioms;Naturalism in Mathematics;contemporary philosophers;Philosophy of mathematics;advance naturalism;philosophy of logic;history of logic;Philosophy study;analytic philosophy
Chapter 1. Autobiography (Penelope Maddy).- Part 1: Philosophy of set theory and mathematics.- Chapter 2. Generically invariant set-theory (John Steel).- Chapter 3. Response to John Steel (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 4. Intrinsic and extrinsic evidence in set theory (Donald A. Martin).- Chapter 5. Response to Tony Martin (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 6. Maddy on classes (Oystein Linnebo).- Chapter 7. Response to Oystein Linnebo (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 8. A general framework for a second philosophy analysis of set-theoretic methodology (Carolin Antos and Deborah Kant).- Chapter 9. Response to Carolin Antos & Deborah Kant (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 10. Maddy's notion of 'Maximize' and strong theories of sets (Jeffrey Schatz).- Chapter 11. Exploring the generous arena (John T. Baldwin).- Chapter 12. Response to John Baldwin (Penelope Maddy).- Part 2: Realism, anti-realism and thin realism.- Chapter 13. Second philosophy and realism (Patricia Blanchette).- Chapter 14. Response to Patricia Blanchette (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 15. Meditations on second philosophy: Anti-nominalist reflections on Maddy's semi-nominalism (John P. Burgess).- Chapter 16. Response to John P. Burgess (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 17. Enhanced "If-thenism", fictionalism, and realist anti-platonism (Mary Leng).- Chapter 18. Response to Mary Leng (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 19. Logical realism -- A tale of two theories (Gila Sher).- Chapter 20. Response to Gila Sher (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 21. Trumping naturalism revisited (A. C. Paseau).- Chapter 22. Response to Alex Paseau (Penelope Maddy).- Part 3: History of philosophy.- Chapter 23. What do philosophers do? Maddy, Moore (and Wittgenstein) II (Annalisa Coliva).- Chapter 24. Response to Annalisa Coliva (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 25. A carnapian solution to the puzzle of extrinsic justifications (Zeynep Soysal).- Chapter 26. Response to Zeynep Soysal (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 27. Wittgenstein's wayward student: The unauthorized autobiography (Curtis Franks).- Chapter 28. Response to Curtis Franks (Penelope Maddy).- Part 4: Mathematical practice.- Chapter 29. Realizing infinity (Maryanthe Malliaris and Assaf Peretz).- Chapter 30. Second philosophy and the depth metaphor (Juliette Kennedy).- Chapter 31. Response to Juliette Kennedy (Penelope Maddy).- Chapter 32. The flight from application (Mark Wilson).- Chapter 33. Response to Mark Wilson (Penelope Maddy).- Part 5: Conversations on Set Theory.- Chapter 34. A conversation between Penelope Maddy and Menachem Magidor (Jeffrey Schatz).- Chapter 35. Interview with David Aspero (Corey Switzer).- Chapter 36. A conversation with Hugh Woodin (Juliette Kennedy and Beau Madison Mount).- Chapter 37. On multiversism (Penelope Maddy).
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Penelope Maddy;Philosophy of Set Theory;Philosophy of Naturalism;Metaphilosophy;Set-theoretic Multiverse;Skepticism;Mathematical Practice;Philosophical Methodology;Realism;Forcing Axioms;Naturalism in Mathematics;contemporary philosophers;Philosophy of mathematics;advance naturalism;philosophy of logic;history of logic;Philosophy study;analytic philosophy
