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+  - Mattia Brancato
+year: 2021
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+> [!PDF|yellow] [[sources/0 - cours/LOGOS S2/le savoir en mathématiques/(Brancato) Cantor Leibniz Spinoza.pdf#page=3&selection=25,0,29,47&color=yellow|(Brancato) Cantor Leibniz Spinoza, p.3]]
+> The main reason why Spinoza and Leibniz cannot be regarded, in Cantor’s mind, as true anticipators of his notion of infinity, is their rejection of the concept of an infinite number.
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+> conceive a num