From Kant to Hilbert: a sourcebook in the foundations of mathematics

By T. Crilly. Mathematical Gazette, 2000

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• Actual and Potential Infinity (2019, background): “(Ewald 1996, 931-932) An 1897 letter to Hilbert is even more suggestive: I say of a set that it can be thought of as finished . . . if it is possible without contradiction (as can be done with finite sets) to think of all its elements as existing together . . . or (in other words) if it is possible…”