The Nature of Mathematics: A Humanistic Philosophy of Mathematical Reality (Second Edition) / Hardbound

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The Nature of Mathematics: A Humanistic Philosophy of Mathematical Reality (Second Edition) /HardboundUPC:9789632791975 / 978-9632791975MPN:9789632791975Brand Name:Typotex Kft.Product Type:Book (Ktve/Hardbound)Language:Hungarian (Magyar)Genre:Mathematics Philosophy, Philosophy of Science, Mathematical EducationOverviewThe Nature of Mathematics(A matematika termszete) by Reuben Hersh is a groundbreaking philosophical exploration that challenges conventional perceptions of mathematics as an isolated, abstract discipline. This 371-page Hungarian edition, published by Typotex Kft. in 2012, addresses a fundamental paradox: while mathematics serves as the language of natural and technical sciencesfundamentally determining our quality of lifeit remains widely viewed as a “necessary evil” even among highly educated individuals, not just in Hungary but globally. Distinguished mathematician and philosopher Reuben Hersh, Professor Emeritus at the University of New Mexico, presents a humanistic philosophy of mathematics that rejects the cold formalism of axiomatic set theory and formal logic. Instead, he reveals mathematics as a living, human activity rooted in intuition, built upon existing knowledge through trial-and-error problem-solving that embraces mistakes and dead ends as integral to mathematical discovery. This second edition introduces readers to the roots and contemporary representatives of humanistic mathematical philosophy, making advanced philosophical concepts accessible to anyone curious about mathematics’ true place in human culture.A matematika termszete: Humanista filozfia a matematikai valsgrl (Msodik kiads)Reuben HershA matematika termszetecm mve ttr filozfiai kutats, amely megkrdjelezi a matematika hagyomnyos felfogst mint elszigetelt, absztrakt diszciplnt. Ez a 371 oldalas magyar kiads, amelyet a Typotex Kft. adott ki 2012-ben, egy alapvet paradoxont vizsgl: mikzben a matematika a termszet- s mszaki tudomnyok nyelveknt szolglalapveten meghatrozva letminsgnkettovbbra is szles krben szksges rosszknt” tekintik r mg a magasan kpzett egynek krben is, nem csak Magyarorszgon, hanem globlisan. A kivl matematikus s filozfus, Reuben Hersh, a New Mexiki Egyetem professor emeritusa, a matematika humanista filozfijt mutatja be, amely elutastja az axiomatikus halmazelmlet s formlis logika hideg formalizmust. Ehelyett a matematikt l, emberi tevkenysgknt trja fel, amely az intucin alapul, meglv ismeretekre tmaszkod prblgatsos problmamegoldson keresztl pl fel, s a tvedseket s zskutckat a matematikai felfedezs szerves rszeknt fogadja el. Ez a msodik kiads bemutatja az olvasknak a humanista matematikai filozfia gykereit s kortrs kpviselit, hozzfrhetv tve a fejlett filozfiai koncepcikat mindenki szmra, aki kvncsi a matematika valdi helyre az emberi kultrban.Product FeaturesFormat:Ktve (Hardbound) – durable binding for lasting referencePages:371 pages – comprehensive philosophical treatmentLanguage:Hungarian (Magyar)ISBN:9789632791975 / 978-9632791975Publication Year:2012 (Second Edition/Msodik kiads)Publication Location:Budapest, HungaryPublisher:Typotex Kft.Subject Areas:Philosophy of Mathematics, Mathematical Education, History of Mathematics, EpistemologyTarget Audience:Mathematicians, philosophers, educators, students, general readers interested in mathematical thoughtEducational Level:University level and educated general readershipPhilosophical Approach:Humanistic mathematics philosophyEdition:Second revised edition with updated contentInteresting FactsAbout the Author:Reuben Hersh is Professor Emeritus at the University of New Mexico, where he distinguished himself as both a mathematician and a philosopher of mathematics. His unique perspective bridges rigorous mathematical practice with accessible philosophical reflection, making him one of the most influential voices in humanistic mathematical philoso

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