Highlighting Thompson’s Notions of the Stretch of Mathematics from Theory to Philosophy

By Marsigit
Yogyakarta State University

Thompson, P.,1993, perceived that philosophers of mathematics have, for thousands of years, repeatedly been engaged in debates over paradoxes and difficulties they have seen emerging from the midst of their strongest and most intuitive convictions; from the rise of non-Euclidean geometry, to present-day problems in the analytic theory of the continuum,