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Eduard Hanslick und Bernard Bolzano by Christoph Landerer, 2004 Prêtre: Arius, Célibat Sacerdotal, Christian Von Wernich, Apostolicae Curae, Bernard Bolzano, Spiritualité Sacerdotale, Julien Fossetier, Pope (French Edition) Czech Mathematicians: Bernard Bolzano, Václav Chvátal, Petr Vop?nka, Pavel Tichý, David Gans, Jaroslav Neset?il, Ivo Babuska Bernard Bolzano, ein Denker und Erzieher im österreichischen Vormärz by Eduard Winter, 1967-01-01 Bernard Bolzano Gesamtausgabe / Abt. B / Bd 16. Tl 1. Philosophische Tagebucher 1811 - 1817 Erster Teil: Abt. B / BD 16 / TEIL 1 (Bernard Bolzano Gesamtausgabe, Reihe II Nachlass; B. Wissenschaftliche Tagebucher. Band 16 Philosophische Tagebucher 1811-1817. Erster Teil) by Bernard Bolzano, 1981 Religieux Tchèque: Juda Loew Ben Bezalel, Procope de Sázava, Adalbert de Prague, Bernard Bolzano, Josef Smidinger, Ludmila de Bohême (French Edition) Bruchstucke Zu Einer Kunftigen Lebensbeschreibung Des Sel Professors Bernard Bolzano (1850) (German Edition) by Josef Hoffmann, 2010-03-19 Bernard Bolzano's Paradoxien Des Unendlichen (1831) (German Edition) by Fr. Prihonsky, 2010-09-10 Bernard Bolzanos Bibliothek (Teile I & II) by Jan & Edgar Morscher (eds.) Berg, 2002 Hochschullehrer (Prag): Jan Hus, Ernst Mach, Václav Klaus, Bernard Bolzano, Christian Doppler, Albert Einstein, Franz Exner, Hans Kelsen (German Edition) Czech Roman Catholics: Gustav Mahler, Antonín Dvorák, Václav Prokop Divis, Bohuslav Martinu, Jan Ladislav Dussek, Bernard Bolzano Bernard Bolzano's Paradoxien Des Unendlichen (1831) (German Edition) by Fr. Prihonsky, 2010-09-10 Bernard Bolzano's Schriften, Band 4: Der Briefwechsel B.Bolzano's mit F. Exner. by Bernard Bolzano, 1935 Mathematical Logicians: Bernard Bolzano

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41. Canadian Content > Philosophers
    Canadian Content explores Bolzano, Bernard. Includes free listings and information about Bolzano, Bernard from the CanConDir.  
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42. Bernard Bolzano: Definition From Answers.com
    Bolzano, Bernard (17811848) Moral philosopher and epistemologist. Born in Prague of Italian and German parents, Bolzano became a doctor of mathematics in 1804, and a priest a  
    http://www.answers.com/topic/bernard-bolzano

43. DML-CZ - Czech Digital Mathematics Library: 15. Bolzano An Exner
    In Bolzano, Bernard; Exner, František; Winter, Eduard (other) Bernard Bolzano's Schriften. Band 4.  
    http://dml.cz/handle/10338.dmlcz/400205

44. The Mathematics Genealogy Project - Bernard(us) Bolzano
    According to our current online database, Bernard(us) Bolzano has 2 students and 4486 descendants. We welcome any additional information. If you have additional information or  
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46. Bolzano's Logic (Stanford Encyclopedia Of Philosophy)
    Biography of Bernard Bolzano; Bernard Bolzano and the Theory of Science; Related Entries. Bolzano, Bernard Husserl, Edmund Tarski, Alfred. Acknowledgments  
    http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/bolzano-logic/
    
    Extractions: Please Read How You Can Help Keep the Encyclopedia Free First published Sun Sep 23, 2007 Bolzano (1781-1848), of Italian-German origin, was born and died in Prague and spent all his life in Bohemia (today part of the Czech Republic), which was till 1918 part of the Austrian Empire. He studied philosophy, mathematics and theology and became a catholic priest and professor of the Science of Religion at the University of Prague. He devoted his life to the reform of the backward semi-feudal Austrian society and of the a priori sciences: logic, mathematics and theology. Because of his unorthodox views on the constitution and the government, he was removed in 1819 from the University and spent the rest of his life in retirement writing treatises on the theory of science (1837), mathematics ( , manuscript not yet completely published), science of religion (1834), a utopia on the Best State (published only in 1932) and the posthumous Paradoxes of the infinite Bolzano's presentation of logic is embedded in the vast body of the Theory of Science (henceforth TS ). His logic is based on the abstract concepts of proposition in itself (

47. Bolzano's Publications
    Bernard Bolzano's publications. We list below the main publications of Bolzano's work which appeared after his death. Bernard Bolzano, Spisy Bernarda Bolzano Bernard Bolzano's  
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    Extractions: Bernard Bolzano, Spisy Bernarda Bolzano - Bernard Bolzano's Schriften Vol. First publication of the Bolzano Committee. Bolzano intended Functionenlehre, written before 1834, to be part of It contains the famous Bolzano function which is continuous on an interval [ a b ] but not monotonic on any subinterval. Given two points in the interval at which no derivative exists, Bolzano showed there was an point lying between them at which no derivative exists. Bernard Bolzano, Spisy Bernarda Bolzano - Bernard Bolzano's Schriften Vol. Second publication of the Bolzano Committee. It contains part of Bolzano's manuscript entitled Zahlentheorie intended by Bolzano to be part of The part given here is Bolzano's presentation of the integers and their elementary properties. Bernard Bolzano, Spisy Bernarda Bolzano - Bernard Bolzano's Schriften Vol. Third publication of the Bolzano Committee. Bolzano, in this work, argues for an ideal human society based on the absolute equality of all people in the society. He argues that owning large amounts of property does not merit respect but should be viewed as possibly having been acquired through immoral and/or illegal means. Even if legally acquired, he believes, such wealth is merely the "quest of riches blessed by law". He regrets that many people have to work so hard to earn enough to feed their families that they damage their health.

48. Bibliopoly Rare Books Search Database, Rare And Antiquarian Books
    BOLZANO, Bernard Wissenschaftslehre. Versuch einer aussf hrlichen und gr sstentheils neuen  
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