Cassius Jackson Keyser
1862 – 1947
Books
- Galois lectures
- Mathematical philosophy
- Charles Sanders Peirce as a pioneer
- Mind, the maker
- Concerning the figure and the dimensions of the universe of space
- Mathematics and the Question of Cosmic Mind, With Other Essays
- Theorems concerning positive definitions of finite assemblage and infinite assemblage
- The collected works of Cassius Jackson Keyser ...
- Some outstanding problems for philosophy
- The spiritual significance of mathematics
- The humanization of the teaching of mathematics
- Mathematics as a culture clue,
- Humanism and Science
- The pastures of wonder
- The meaning of mathematics
- Portraits of famous philosophers who were also mathematicians
- The thesis of modern logistic
- Mathematical productivity in the United States
- Graduate mathematical instruction for graduate students not intending to become mathematicians
- The cultural significance of Scripta Mathematica
- The rational and the superrational
- Lectures on science, philosophy and art, 1907-1908
- [Pamphlets on mathematics
- Science and religion
- Man and men
- William Benjamin Smith
- The role of the concept of infinity in the work Lucretius
- The human significance of mathematics
- Exercises in thinking about number and space
- Mole philosophy & other essays,
- Mathematics
- Science and Religion, the Rational and the Superrational: An Address ..
- [Papers by Cassius Jackson Keyser.]
- Mathematics as a culture clue
- Concerning multiple interpretations of postulate systems and the "existence" of hyperspace
- The significance of death
- The human worth of rigorous thinking
- A glance at some fundamental aspects of mathematics
- Science and Religion, the Rational and the Superrational
- Benedict Spinoza
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