Kant and mathematics today

In ten new, revised, and reprinted papers, the author manages to disentangle Kant's epistemology from modern theories, to clear up misconceptions about Kant, and to show how--if properly understood--his philosophy is relevant to natural sciences today. He focuses on both versions of Kant's first Critique; the drastic difference in the meaning of mathematics between working mathematicians and the monolithically logistic philosophers of meta-mathematics or set theory; and the the compatibility between Kant's epistemology and mathematics proper yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.