Rethinking the History of Logic, Mathematics, and Exact Sciences. Volume 1: Problems, Methods, Frameworks

This tribute provides valuable insights into the broad spectrum of the history of logic, mathematics, and exact sciences. The contributions encompass a range of subjects pertinent to the domain of research, including, but not limited to, traditional philosophical logic in relation to historical developments in the differentiation of alternative logical systems, the role of formalisms in the philosophy of logic, the interplay between logic and the practical sphere, and the interplay between mathematics and philosophy. Both volumes are dedicated to Volker Peckhaus, editor of the well-known Journal History and Philosophy of Logic. Peckhaus has been playing a major role in shaping the philosophical and social history of logic.