principia mathematica second edition de whitehead alfred north bertrand russell (4 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 2nd Edition. 3 Volume Set. Second Edition. All three volumes printed in 1978. Green and white dust-jackets. Shelfwear to DJs: light scuffing along edges and covers, a few small tears along edges. DJs in mylar. Previous owner's name on copyright page of Volume I, and date written in black ink on first page of preface of Volume I. Otherwise, volumes are tightly bound, no marks. Set is in Very Good condition.

Hardcover. Etat : Good. 25×17.5cm. Navy blue cloth. Reprint. The book has been cleaned. The dust jacket has slight scuffing and slight foxing. The spine has slightly sun-tanned to brown. There is foxing on the top edge. There's no writing in the text, and the condition is good. Please be advised that there may be additional costs for shipping.

Hardcover. Etat : very good +. Later printing. Large octavo (9-1/2" x 7"). 3 volumes. xlvi, 674; xxxi, (1), 742; viii, 491, (1)pp. Original blue cloth, spines lettered in gilt. An ex-libray set but with minimal markings (only a faded rubber stamp on title page and at top of text block). Book plates of previous owner on front pastedowns. Internally clean and unmarked. Very minor bumping at extremities. The Fifth reprint of the second edition, first published in 1927. A foundation of mathematics by Russell and Whitehead originally conceived in 1910, and derived from Giuseppe Peano's lecture on his new system of symbolic logic first presented at a Paris lecture in 1900. The Principa has long been recognized as one of the intellectual landmarks of the century. It was the first book to show clearly the close relationship between mathematics and formal logic. Starting from a minimal number of axioms, Whitehead and Russell display the structure of both kinds of thought. No other book has had such an influence on the subsequent history of mathematical philosophy.".

Cloth. Etat : Very good. Second Edition. Second Edition. We offer a set of the second edition, first printings of this important work in the publisher's matching blue bindings (10.5 x 7 inches). Bumped corners overall, minor wear to the bindings. A sound set. By volume: Vol I (first printing, 1925). xlvi, [1]-674, [2] pages. Scratching and wear to the binding, especially at the corners. Overall wear, splash mark to top of page edges. Penciled marginalia scattered throughout the text. Ruja and Blackwell A9.2a Vol II: (first printing, 1927). xxxi, [1], 742, [2] pages. Bookplate of "Huntington Harris" dated 1938 affixed to front pastedown. Ruja and Blackwell A9.2a. Vol III: (first printing, 1927) viii, 491, [1] pages. Binding with some soiling to front board. Bookplate of "Huntington Harris" dated 1938 affixed to front pastedown. There are two known states of this volume. The first state has some errors at the head of p 323, and has gilt titles on the spine. The second state fixes those errors, but has silver titles on the spine. This is a mixed state not recorded by Ruja and Blackwell with the corrections, but still with gilt titles. Ruja and Blackwell A9.2a. OFFERED WITH: Vol I: (second printing, 1935). xlvi, 674, [2] pages. A second Volume 1 with the bookplate of "Huntington Harris" dated 1938 affixed to front pastedown, BUT the second printing. This volume matches Vol II and III (the same bookplate). Ruja and Blackwell A9.2b. Apparently the previous owner had the matching set with Huntington Harris bookplates but wanted a complete set of first printings, hence the second Vol I included here. Cloth. ".the most elaborate attempt up to that time to develop the fundamental notions of arithmetic from a precise set of axioms." (Boyer, A History of Mathematics Second edition). "Taken as a whole, the Principia fills a double role. First, it constitutes a formidable effort to prove, or at least make plausible, the philosophical thesis best described by Russell in his 'The Principles of Mathematics: That all pure mathematics deals exclusively with concepts definable in terms of a very small number of fundamental logical concepts, and that all its propositions are deducible from a very small number of fundamental logical principles.' . commonly expressed by the assertion that logic furnishes a basis for all mathematics.The second role of the 'Principia' is the enrichment of mathematics with an impressive system, based on a thoroughly developmed mathematical logic and a set theory free of paradoxes, by which a substantial part of the body of mathematical knowledge becomes organized. The 'Principlia' is considered to be not only a historical masterpiece of mathematical architecture, but also of contemporary value insofar as it contains subtheories that are still very useful." (DSB, XIV, p304) This second edition includes a new introduction and three additional appendices in Volume 1. LITERATURE: Blackwell, Kenneth and Ruja, Harry, "A Bibliography of Bertrand Russell, Volume 1, Separate Publications, 1896-1990", Routledge: 1994.