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UID:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2021/newsitem/11581/Se
 ptember-or-December-2021-Workshop-Intuition-rigour
 -in-geometrical-thinking-from-antiquity-to-the-19t
 h-century-Prague-Czech-Republic
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SUMMARY:September or December 2021, Workshop "Intu
 ition & rigour in geometrical thinking from antiqu
 ity to the 19th century", Prague, Czech Republic
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201212
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201213
LOCATION:Prague, Czech Republic
DESCRIPTION:From the end of the 19th century, math
 ematical and philosophical literature has often po
 rtrayed a contrast between visual intuition and lo
 gical rigor. However, the terms "rigour" and "intu
 ition" have rich associations and connotations in 
 different historical contexts, and well before the
  turn of the 20th century. The goal of our worksho
 p is to study the historical evolution of these no
 tions within the mathematical practice, and the ep
 istemological debates that they have raised.  Conf
 irmed keynote speakers are: Helena Durnova (Masary
 k University, Brno) Michael Friedman (Humboldt Uni
 versity, Berlin) Eduardo Giovannini (University of
  Wien) Marco Panza (CNRS, Universit́e Paris 1/Chap
 man University) Vincenzo de Risi (CNRS, Universit́
 e Paris 7).  Note: the event as it was scheduled c
 annot unfortunately take place in December due to 
 covid measures, but will be postponed to the next 
 year, possibly September 2021 or December 2021.  I
 n the workshop there are a few (cca 5) slots for c
 ontributed papers (30 min. presentation). We invit
 e abstracts in accordance to the theme of the conf
 erence, Submissions of abstracts should not exceed
  250 words, and must be written in English.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>From the 
 end of the 19th century, mathematical and philosop
 hical literature has often portrayed a contrast be
 tween visual intuition and logical rigor. However,
  the terms &quot;rigour&quot; and &quot;intuition&
 quot; have rich associations and connotations in d
 ifferent historical contexts, and well before the 
 turn of the 20th century. The goal of our workshop
  is to study the historical evolution of these not
 ions within the mathematical practice, and the epi
 stemological debates that they have raised.</p>\n\
 n  <p>Confirmed keynote speakers are: Helena Durno
 va (Masaryk University, Brno) Michael Friedman (Hu
 mboldt University, Berlin) Eduardo Giovannini (Uni
 versity of Wien) Marco Panza (CNRS, Universit́e Pa
 ris 1/Chapman University) Vincenzo de Risi (CNRS, 
 Universit́e Paris 7).</p>\n\n  <p>Note: the event 
 as it was scheduled cannot unfortunately take plac
 e in December due to covid measures, but will be p
 ostponed to the next year, possibly September 2021
  or December 2021.</p>\n</div><div>\n  <p>In the w
 orkshop there are a few (cca 5) slots for contribu
 ted papers (30 min. presentation). We invite abstr
 acts in accordance to the theme of the conference,
  Submissions of abstracts should not exceed 250 wo
 rds, and must be written in English.</p>\n</div>
URL:/NewsandEvents/Archives/2021/newsitem/11581/Se
 ptember-or-December-2021-Workshop-Intuition-rigour
 -in-geometrical-thinking-from-antiquity-to-the-19t
 h-century-Prague-Czech-Republic
CONTACT:crippa at flu.cas.cz
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