Locke and Kant on mathematical knowledge

Emily Carson

3-19

The view from 1763

Kant on the arithmetical method before intuition

Ofra Rechter

21-46

The relation of logic and intuition in Kant's philosophy of science, particularly geometry

Ulrich Majer

47-66

Edmund Husserl on the applicability of formal geometry

René Jagnow

67-85

The neo-fregean program in the philosophy of arithmetic

William Demopoulos

87-112

Gödel, realism and mathematical "intuition"

Michael Hallett

113-131

Intuition, objectivity and structure

Elaine Landry

133-153

Intuition and cosmology

the puzzle of incongruent counterparts

Brigitte Falkenburg

157-180

Conventionalism and modern physics

a re-assessment

Robert DiSalle

181-211

Intuition and the axiomatic method in Hilbert's foundation of physics

Ulrich Majer

213-233

Soft axiomatisation

John von Neumann on method and von Neumann's method in the physical sciences

Miklós Rédei, Michael Stöltzner

235-249

The intuitiveness and truth of modern physics

Peter Mittelstaedt

251-266

Functions of intution in quantum physics

Brigitte Falkenburg

267-292

Intuitive cognition and the formation of the theories

Renate Huber

293-324