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* [[Plato]], "The Republic, Volume 1", [[Paul Shorey]] (trans.), pp. 1–535 in ''Plato, Volume 5'', [[Loeb Classica * Plato, "The Republic, Volume 2", [[Paul Shorey]] (trans.), pp. 1–521 in ''Plato, Volume 6'', Loeb Classical

* [[Plato]], "The Republic, Volume 1", [[Paul Shorey]] (trans.), pp. 1–535 in ''Plato, Volume 5'', [[Loeb Classica * Plato, "The Republic, Volume 2", [[Paul Shorey]] (trans.), pp. 1–521 in ''Plato, Volume 6'', Loeb Classical

...emselves as discoverers of naturally occurring objects. Examples include [[Paul Erdős]] and [[Kurt G?]]. G? believed in an objective mathematical real ...cial constructivist philosophy of mathematics. Some consider the work of [[Paul Erdős ]] as a whole to have advanced this view (although he personally

...mathematical realists; they see themselves as discoverers. Examples are [[Paul Erdös]] and [[Kurt Gödel]]. Psychological reasons have been given for thi ...emselves as discoverers of naturally occurring objects. Examples include [[Paul Erdős]] and [[Kurt Gödel]]. Gödel believed in an objective mathemati

* Benacerraf, P., and Putnam, H. (eds.), ''Philosophy of Mathematics : Selected Readings ...t and Consciousness'', 1st edition 1969. 2nd edition, Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, UK, 1986.