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DOI: 10.2307/3319758
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Pensée formelle et sciences de l'homme

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“…Saussure is considered the father of structuralism, which was developed in mathematics by Bourbaki, a singular name for a non-empty set of mathematicians (about the development of structuralism, see the interesting book by Gilles-Gaston Granger (1920Granger ( -2016 entitled Pensée formelle et science de l'homme [59]). Again, in English, there is an "s" at the end of "mathematics" for the same reason as with "physics" and "linguistics" but this time in French too!…”
Section: The Singular Science Of Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Saussure is considered the father of structuralism, which was developed in mathematics by Bourbaki, a singular name for a non-empty set of mathematicians (about the development of structuralism, see the interesting book by Gilles-Gaston Granger (1920Granger ( -2016 entitled Pensée formelle et science de l'homme [59]). Again, in English, there is an "s" at the end of "mathematics" for the same reason as with "physics" and "linguistics" but this time in French too!…”
Section: The Singular Science Of Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…matics by Bourbaki, a singular name for a non-empty set of mathema development of structuralism, see the interesting book by Gilles-Gasto 2016) entitled Pensée formelle et science de l'homme [59]). Again, in English the end of "mathematics" for the same reason as with "physics" and "lin time in French too!…”
Section: The Singular Science Of Logicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are a few theorists who have understood the theoretically generative nature of the fact that one may move between considering non-independence as a flux of information or a flux of energy, and that we are free to layer an informational interpretation on top of an energetic distribution. Here see Granger[54] 10. It was Benjamin D. Zablocki who brought this issue to my attention.…”
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“…Nesse sentido, pode-se considerar, como o faz Foucault (2003), que a medicina clínica encontra-se na origem das ciências do homem, na medida em que produz um saber positivo sobre o indivíduo. Ou, por outro ângulo, pode-se também defender, seguindo Granger (1967), que toda produção de conhecimento das ciências humanas visa, em última instância, uma intervenção 4 . No caso específico da medicina, ao dar destaque ao olhar como elemento de investigação (Foucault, 2003), o discurso clínico acaba por supor uma prática "pura", livre de amarras filosóficas ou conceituais.…”
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