prolix
Husserl is prolix, prolific, and infamously difficult to read
on Edmund Husserl, whose works Kurt Godel spent much time studying
Husserl is prolix, prolific, and infamously difficult to read
on Edmund Husserl, whose works Kurt Godel spent much time studying
It seems to inject a teleological aspect that is not present in the older formulation
on the "action principle" evolution of Newton's laws
primeness and all the other subject matter of mathematics have a reality independent of the human mind. This assumption goes under various names, one of which is Mathematical Platonism
Leibniz calls these mind-atoms by the name of monads.
Bertrand Russell called Leibniz's system "profound, coherent, largely Spinozistic, and amazingly logical."