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On more than two thousand closely written folios, Bolzano‹s ‹Mathematical Diaries‹ provide a complete account of his scientific development between 1799 and 1844. Using this authentic account, it is possible to date Bolzano‹s most significant discoveries in mathematics and logic and to reveal his sources ...

The Bolzano biography written by Gregor Zeithammer (1800–1881) has up to now only been cited in excerpts. The text-critical, annotated edition of the manuscript from Zeithammer‹s literary estate, which is preserved at the literary archives in Prague, makes this important source for research on Bolzano ...

On more than two thousand closely written folios, Bolzano‹s ‹Mathematical Diaries‹ provide a complete account of his scientific development between 1799 and 1844. Using this authentic account, it is possible to date Bolzano‹s most significant discoveries in mathematics and logic and to reveal his sources ...

The lectures which Bernard Bolzano held from 1805 up to his dismissal in January of 1820 as a professor for Catholic religious education at the University of Prague in the context of the philosophical studies were published anonymously in 1834 in a four-volume edition with which Bolzano was very unhappy. ...

The lectures which Bernard Bolzano held from 1805 up to his dismissal in January of 1820 as a professor for Catholic religious education at the University of Prague in the context of the philosophical studies were published anonymously in 1834 in a four-volume edition with which Bolzano was very unhappy. ...

The manuscript ‹Zur Physik‹ (On Physics), which is part of Bolzano‹s literary estate kept in Prague, deals mainly with problems of natural philosophy. These include questions from the field of general physics, acoustics, optics, electricity,magnetism and gravitation, thermodynamics, biology, the history ...

On more than two thousand closely written folios, Bolzano‹s ‹Mathematical Diaries‹ provide a complete account of his scientific development between 1799 and 1844. Using this authentic account, it is possible to date Bolzano‹s most significant discoveries in mathematics and logic and to reveal his sources ...

The lectures which Bernard Bolzano held from 1805 up to his dismissal in January of 1820 as a professor for Catholic religious education at the University of Prague in the context of the philosophical studies were published anonymously in 1834 in a four-volume edition with which Bolzano was very unhappy. ...

This critical edition of Bolzano’s main philosophical work incorporates his own corrections, among other things. It originated as Bolzano’s attempt to refute skepticism. In order to do so, he had to analyze the concept of the truth in itself to begin with, and this analysis led him to the concept of ...

On more than two thousand closely written folios, Bolzano‹s ‹Mathematical Diaries‹ provide a complete account of his scientific development between 1799 and 1844. Using this authentic account, it is possible to date Bolzano‹s most significant discoveries in mathematics and logic and to reveal his sources ...