El significado aritmológico de la Tríada y sus Proyecciones Filosófico-Religiosas
Bertrand Rusell provided a general logical solution to the definition of numbers. He defined number three as the class that corresponds to all biunivocal classes with groups of three. For Frege, the definition of number was one of the crosses for the understanding of arithmetic. Meanwhile, Hegel...
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| Sumario: | Bertrand Rusell provided a general logical solution to the
definition of numbers. He defined number three as the class that corresponds
to all biunivocal classes with groups of three. For Frege, the
definition of number was one of the crosses for the understanding of
arithmetic. Meanwhile, Hegel under the impulse of Kant’s triplicity of
synthetic, theoretical and practical judgments and the influence of the
Christian Trinitarian conception warned that the contrast of opposites
not being contradictory allowed the transforming development. The
Pythagorean arithmology on natural numbers highlighted the definition
of number three characterized by its nature of middleness. Going
back to these databases of pure intelligibility and Gnostic speculations
about the triad we will show their philosophical and religious statements. |
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