Nicolas Bourbaki (English Wikipedia)

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In a 2011 letter to the Mathematical Intelligencer, the mathematician Jean-Michel Kantor[de] was harshly critical of the notion that Bourbaki's mathematical structures had anything to do with the structuralism of the humanities, rejecting the connections made by Aczel in 2006.^[196] Kantor observed that the two versions of structuralism had developed independently of one another, and that Lévi-Strauss' conception of structure had derived from the Prague circle of linguistics, not from Bourbaki. On the other hand, Aczel had already acknowledged the linguistic origins of the structuralism of the humanities.^[197] In 1997 David Aubin had pre-emptively moderated both extremes, observing that the two schools of thought had distinct origins, but also had certain interactions and "common features". Aubin also cited Lévi-Strauss to show that the latter had reached certain conclusions in anthropology independently of Weil's mathematical help, although Weil's help provided confirmation of Lévi-Strauss' conclusions.^[198] This undermined Aczel's argument that mathematics and Bourbaki played an important role in the development of structuralism in the humanities, although Aubin also stressed that the two schools had some collaboration.

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Mathias, A. R. D. (2002). "A Term of Length 4 523 659 424 929". Synthese. 133 (1/2): 75–86. doi:10.1023/A:1020827725055. ISSN 0039-7857. JSTOR 20117295. Retrieved 5 January 2024. ABSTRACT. Bourbaki suggest that their definition of the number 1 runs to some tens of thousands of symbols. We show that that is a considerable under-estimate, the true number of symbols being that in the title, not counting 1 179 618 517 981 links between symbols that are needed to disambiguate the whole expression.

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