General Science and Philosophy

    

Unconscious Foundations of Mathematics

Authors: Osvaldo Duilio Rossi

Being a language, mathematics grounds itself into human mind and culture: mathematics reflect the structure of human mind, rather than being an intrinsic property (or domain) of nature. The radical assumption in the theory of symmetrical nature of unconscious, by Matte Blanco (1975), displaces psychology into the domain of physics: that way, the two topics from Freud (1899; 1923) reveal themselves to be seminal tools in order to understand mathematics and its intrinsic unconscious structure, because the various processes of Symmetrization pertain as much to unconscious as to mathematics.

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