01754nam a2200277Ia 4500999001900000001000700019005001700026008004100043010001700084020001800101040001300119041000800132049000800140050002100148082001500169100002300184245004100207260005300248300002200301504006800323505081400391650004401205650003101249942001801280952017801298  c226209d22620930800620170531132521.0041212s2002    enk      b    001 0 eng    a  2002070134  a9780199533633  aPR-PUCPR  aspa  aBEA00aQA8.4b.F56 200200a510/.12211 aFine, Kit.922378814aThe limits of abstractioncKit Fine.  aOxfordaNew YorkbOxford University Pressc2002.  ax, 203 p.c23 cm.  aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [193]-196) and indexes.8 aMachine generated contents note: I. Philosophical Introduction 1 -- 1. Truth 3 -- 2. Definition 15 -- 3. Reconceptualization 35 -- 4. Foundations 41 -- 5. The Identity of Abstracts 46 -- II. The Context Principle 55 -- 1. What is the Context Principle? 56 -- 2. Completeness 60 -- 3. The Caesar Problem 68 -- 4. Referential Determinacy 77 -- 5. Predicativity 81 -- 6. The Possible Predicative Content of Hume's Law 90 -- III. The Analysis of Acceptability 101 -- 1. Language and Logic 101 -- 2. Models 105 -- 3. Preliminary Results 107 -- 4. Tenability 114 -- 5. Generation 118 -- 6. Categoricity 122 -- 7. Invariance 138 -- 8. Hyperinflation 156 -- 9. Internalized Proofs 161 -- IV. The General Theory of Abstraction 165 -- 1. The Systems 165 -- 2. Semantics 175 -- 3. Derivations 189 -- 4. Further Work 191. 0aMathematicsxPhilosophy.91327582Local 0aAbstraction.9485972Local  c6hQA 8.4.F56  00102lcc406QA00084 F56  02002708beal992844a4b4c33d2016-05-27eAmazong29.17i493496l0oQA 8.4.F56 2002p91000000026567r2016-05-27 00:00:00t0v39.17xr:308006y6