Axiomathes

Papers
(The median citation count of Axiomathes is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)
ArticleCitations
Your Appeals to Intuition Have No Power Here!13
Understanding HPS paradigms through Galison’s problems11
Revising Carroll’s Mirror Argument9
Mathematical Objectivity and Husserl’s “Community of Monads”8
How Does a Theoretical Term Refer?8
Nominalism and Mathematical Objectivity6
Proof, Semiotics, and the Computer: On the Relevance and Limitation of Thought Experiment in Mathematics6
The Limits of Computation6
An Infinite Lottery Paradox6
The Contextual Theory of Explanation and Inference to the Best Explanation6
Standard Formalization6
Reconciling the Noema Debate5
On the Experimental Foundation of Computing5
Space and Place. A Morphological Perspective4
Newton da Costa on Hypothetical Models in Logic and on the Modal Status of Logical Laws4
Relativism as an Ontological System4
Databases, Science Communication, and the Division of Epistemic Labour3
Minimal Theory of Causation and Causal Distinctions3
A Taxonomy of Noncanonical Uses of Interrogatives3
A New Halpern-Pearl Definition of Actual Causality by Appealing to the Default World3
Are there Mathematical Thought Experiments?3
Sosa’s AAA Model and Epistemic Double Effects3
Counterfactuals and Backtracking Counterfactuals2
Vagueness in Medicine: On Disciplinary Indistinctness, Fuzzy Phenomena, Vague Concepts, Uncertain Knowledge, and Fact-Value-Interaction2
Horwich’s Epistemological Fundamentality and Folk Commitment2
Correction to: Standard and Non‑standard Suppositions and Presuppositions2
The Arbitrary Here Now2
Modes and Dimensions of Being2
How to Frame Understanding in Mathematics: A Case Study Using Extremal Proofs2
Defining the Undefined:2
Epistemic Relativism, Probability, and Forms of Subjectivity2
Philosophy of Science and Philosophy: The Long Flight Home2
A Simple Interpretation of Quantity Calculus2
Sated but Thirsty: A Prolegomenon to Multidimensional Measures of Need-Based Justice2
Completeness in Information Systems Ontologies2
Mathematical Understanding by Thought Experiments2
The Type-Token Distinction and Four Problems with Propertarian IP Justifications2
Beyond the Categories of Truth2
What is Worth Knowing? Science, Knowledge, and Gendered and Indigenous Knowledge-Systems1
Is it Easy to Define Something Mathematically?1
Correction: Muslim Philosophers on Affirmative Judgement with Negative Predicate1
Logic, Philosophy and Physics: A Critical Commentary on the Dilemma of Categories1
The Multiple Aspects of the Philosophy of Science1
On the ‘Very Idea of a Philosophy of Science’: On Chemistry and Cosmology in Nietzsche and Kant1
How to Derive Aristotle’s Categories from First Principles1
Rigour and Thought Experiments: Burgess and Norton1
‘None Enters Here Unless He is a Geometer’: Simone Weil on the Immorality of Algebra1
How does Representational Transformation Enhance Mathematical Thinking?1
Conceptual Learning and Local Incommensurability: A Dynamic Logic Approach1
RETRACTED ARTICLE: Categorial Inference and Convert Realism: Structuring Ontology Via Nomological Axiomatics1
Crazy Truth-Teller–Liar Puzzles1
The Constraining Influence of the Revolutionary on the Growth of the Field1
Hume on the Monetary Fallacy of Monotonic Counterfactuals1
Where’s the Body?: Victimhood as the Wrongmaker in Abortion1
Special Relativity in Superposition1
About the Origins of the Human Ability to Create Constructs of Reality1
Is so-called Phenomenal Intentionality Real Intentionality?1
Implicational quantum logic1
Undeformable Bodies that are Not Rigid Bodies: A Philosophical Journey Through Some (Unexpected) Supertasks1
Measuring the Agreement of Mathematical Peer Reviewers1
Understanding the Scientific Creativity Based on Various Perspectives of Science1
How’s Everything?1
How Do You Apply Mathematics?1
Experimenting with Triangles1
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