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This historical study of the infinite covers all its aspects from the mathematical to the mystical. Beginning with an entertaining account of the main paradoxes of the infinite, including those of Zeno, A. W. Moore traces the history of the topic from Aristotle to Kant, Hegel, Cantor, and... read more
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It is incumbent upon the person who treats of nature to discuss the infinite and to enquire whether there is such a thing or not, and, if there is, what it is . . .
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- A. W. Moore (Author)
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