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- Varieties of Pluralism and Objectivity in Mathematics
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- Independence and Ignorance: How Agnotology Informs Set-Theoretic Pluralism
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- Jean-Paul Sartre’s Phenomenological Ontology and Its Cartesian Moorings
- Roads to Mathematical Pluralism: Some Pointers
- Mathematics as an Empirical Phenomenon, Subject to Modeling
- Some Feminist Expectations from Mathematical Pluralism
- Set Theory and its Place in the Foundations of Mathematics: A New Look at an Old Question
- Mathematical Explanation: A Contextual Approach
- Mathematical Pluralism and Platonism
- Reading Beauvoir Through her Diaries as a Student