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Charles Sanders Peirce
...me conclusion Mayorga had already reached two years earlier (unbenownst to Lane). Both concluded that the correct way to understand Peirce's shift from out <p>(Saunders Mac Lane, ''Categories for the Working Mathematician'', 29–30).</p>

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Philosophy of mathematics
...as a new contender for the natural language of mathematical thinking (Mac Lane 1998). As the 20th century progressed, however, philosophical opinions div * [[Saunders Mac Lane|Mac Lane, Saunders]] (1998), ''[[Categories for the Working Mathematician]]'', 1st edition, Sp

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User:Jon Awbrey/Mathematical Notes
| Excerpts from 'Categories for the Working Mathematician' by Saunders Mac Lane | Mac Lane, 'Cat Work Math', p. 1.

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User:Jon Awbrey/PEIRCE
...me conclusion Mayorga had already reached two years earlier (unbenownst to Lane). Both concluded that the correct way to understand Peirce’s shift from o ...natural transformation" from then current informal parlance. (Saunders Mac Lane, ''Categories for the Working Mathematician'', 29–30.)

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Directory:Jon Awbrey/Papers/Inquiry Driven Systems : Part 6
| align="right" | Saunders Mac Lane, Cat.Work.Math. 29–30

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