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Coherence in Theories Relating Mathematics and Language
Various relations between direct and metalevel studies of language and mathematics are examined from an interdisciplinary perspective, in order to sort out in what way these interactions may be seen as, or lead to form, a coherent pattern of ideas. After setting up a rather precise map of this interaction, it is argued that coherence is necessary besides being possible.
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