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    Hauser et al. — Carmelics
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    Hauser et al.

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy of Mathematics

    Hauser et al. refers to collaborative work by contemporary philosophers of mathematics engaging with platonism and its critics. The collaboration is notable for critically examining Jerrold Katz's argument-by-elimination defense of mathematical platonism and identifying weaknesses in its reasoning structure.

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    Critiqued Katz's argument by elimination for mathematical platonism

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    Contributed to contemporary debates on the epistemology of abstract objects

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    Engaged with foundational questions in philosophy of mathematics

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    Katz's argument by elimination for platonism fails

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    Katz's argument by elimination for platonism fails

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