A concepção husserliana de Mathesis Universalis a partir da noção de mannigfaltigkeitslehre
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https://doi.org/10.48075/aoristo.v2i2.23254Mots-clés :
Husserl, Filosofia da Matemática, Mathesis universalis, FenomenologiaRésumé
Este artigo problematiza a concepção de mathesis universalis na filosofia de Edmund Husserl a partir de uma discussão sobre a noção de Mannigfaltigkeitslehre. Inicialmente, retoma-se a questão dos números “imaginários” e depois é repassado o contexto matemático que influenciou o desenvolvimento filosófico husserliano. Finalmente, a concepção de mathesis universalis é enquadrada nas referências históricas de Descartes e Leibniz para, finalmente, mostrar as implicações fenomenológicas próprias do pensamento de Husserl.
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