This paper is a critical Essay Review of Kurt Gödel, Collected Works. Volume III. Unpublished essays and lectures. Editor-in-chief Solomon Feferman. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995. xvii + 532 pp (For the preparation of the manuscript of this review resources provided by the grant DGICYT PS93-0220 are gratefully acknowledged. Also, I am grateful to Francine Abeles for her help with the English of a first version of this review.). As in my review of the vol. II, my viewpoint will be that of a philosopher, so I will make comments mostly on the philosophical implications of—or the philosophical theses explicitly maintained in—this set of Gödel’s works, as well as on the way in which those implications are taken into consideration in the corresponding introductory notes by the editorial team.

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Gödel’s Unpublished Manuscripts, 1930–1970: The Official Edition

  • Francisco Rodríguez-Consuegra

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This paper is a critical Essay Review of Kurt Gödel, Collected Works. Volume III. Unpublished essays and lectures. Editor-in-chief Solomon Feferman. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995. xvii + 532 pp (For the preparation of the manuscript of this review resources provided by the grant DGICYT PS93-0220 are gratefully acknowledged. Also, I am grateful to Francine Abeles for her help with the English of a first version of this review.). As in my review of the vol. II, my viewpoint will be that of a philosopher, so I will make comments mostly on the philosophical implications of—or the philosophical theses explicitly maintained in—this set of Gödel’s works, as well as on the way in which those implications are taken into consideration in the corresponding introductory notes by the editorial team.