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2"Comments on Brouwer's Theorem on Essentially-negative Predicates," Indigationes Mathematicae, Vol. 11, pp. 347-55.
3See the inset remark below.
4Logic, Semantics, Metamathematics, pp. 174, 282.
5Carnap says in Logical Syntax of Language that the letter "o" is the geometric figure called a circle--the Platonic figure. Tarski dances around the question in op. cit., pp. 156, 174, 282.
6I have a manuscript, "Brouwer's Inconsistency Proofs of Classical Mathematics" (August 1988).
7I have a manuscript on prejudicial skepticism.
8Except for the "psychological proof of infinity" given by Bolzano and Dedekind. The observations I make here make the rebuttal of that proof trivial.
9In mathematical logic, you can define an entity which is not actual; any such definition, however, is claimed to be inconsistent!
10Note Husserl's 1891 attack on the empty set.
11Felix Cleve
12The coinage I expound in "Anti-Mathematics" (1980).
13For the exposition of how one knows the Incompleteness Theorems and still insists on formalism, cf. Carnap's Logical Syntax of Language.
14Or, much worse, are there three bracketed gaps?