%A Rudolf Carnap
%T The logicist foundation of mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 41-51

%A Arend Heyting
%T The intuitionist foundation of mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 52-60

%A Johann von\ Neumann
%T The formalist foundations of mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 61-65

%A Arend Heyting
%T Disputation
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 66-76

%A L.E.J. Brouwer
%T Intuitionism and formalism
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 77-89

%A L.E.J. Brouwer
%T Consciousness, philosophy, and mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 90-96

%A Michael Dummett
%T The philosophical basis of intuitionistic logic
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 97-129

%A Gottlob Frege
%T The concept of number
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 130-159

%A Bertrand Russell
%T Selections from "Introduction to mathematical philosophy"
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 160-182

%A David Hilbert
%T The infinite
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 183-201

%A Haskell B. Curry
%T Remarks on the definition and nature of mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 202-206

%A Georg Kreisel
%T Hilbert's programme
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 207-238

%A Rudolf Carnap
%T Empiricism, semantics, and ontology
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 241-257

%A Paul Bernays
%T On platonism in mathematics
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 258-271

%A Paul Benacerraf
%T What numbers could not be
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 272-294

%A Hilary Putnam
%T Mathematics without foundations
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 295-311

%A Alfred Jules Ayer
%T The a priori
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 315-328

%A W.V. Quine
%T Truth by convention
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 329-354

%A W.V. Quine
%T Carnap and logical truth
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 355-376

%A Carl G. Hempel
%T On the nature of mathematical truth
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 377-393

%A Henri Poincare
%T On the nature of mathematical reasoning
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 394-402

%A Paul Benacerraf
%T Mathematical truth
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 403-420

%A Hilary Putnam
%T Models and reality
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 421-444

%A Kurt Godel
%T Russell's mathematical logic
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 447-469

%A Kurt Godel
%T What is Cantor's continuum problem ?
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 470-485

%A George Boolos
%T The iterative concept of set
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 486-502

%A Charles Parsons
%T What is the iterative concept of set ?
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 503-529

%A Hao Wang
%T The concept of set
%B Philosophy of mathematics, selected readings
%E Paul Benacerraf
%E Hilary Putnam
%I Cambridge University Press
%D 1964
%K logic
%P 530-570