A WELL DEFINED CONCEPTUAL ASSOCIATION
A WELL DEFINED CONCEPTUAL ASSOCIATION
Author(s): Bodea MarcelSubject(s): Philosophy
Published by: Presa Universitara Clujeana
Keywords: well defined conceptual association; concept element; set; particular representation; paradox; intuitive signification; mathematical interpretation; conceptual contradiction; linguistic solution
Summary/Abstract: Mathematics is a source of analogy. This article is a philosophical study: the use of the mathematical language. This study shows how a “linguistic interpretation” can have a “linguistic meaning” for a symbolic mathematical interpretation. It is not a mathematical approach; even if there are some mathematical case studies for linguistic examples and their contents need a correspondence with abstract algebra.1 We introduce a linguistic construction which does not exist in mathematical language: the “well-defined [mathematical] conceptual association”2. Finally we want to prove that for two classical concepts, the concepts “set” and “element”, it is not possible a well defined conceptual association.
Journal: Logos Architekton. Journal of Logic and Philosophy of Science
- Issue Year: 2/2008
- Issue No: 02
- Page Range: 127-148
- Page Count: 22
- Language: English