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Simon Duffy - Deleuze and the History of Mathematics

Sep 17, 2022
Simon Duffy discusses the convergence of history of mathematics and philosophy, exploring topics such as perspective in Spinoza, Deliz's work on serialism and calculus, integration of historical mathematics, Lautman's Platonism, consciousness and intensity, differential philosophy, and mathematics as a nomadic science.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 6min
2
The Significance of a Worm in the Blood
05:47 • 10min
3
Deliz, Serialism, and the History of Calculus
16:07 • 31min
4
The Integration of Historical Mathematics
47:05 • 10min
5
Lautman's Platonism and the Concept of Ideas in Mathematics
57:25 • 27min
6
Exploring Consciousness, Intensity, and Surfaces
01:24:24 • 6min
7
Understanding Differential Philosophy and Exploring Marginal Areas of Philosophy of Math
01:30:21 • 3min
8
Mathematics as a Nomadic Science and Common Connections in the Field
01:32:59 • 2min
9
Discussion and Farewell with Simon Duffy
01:34:36 • 2min