Philosophical Lectures on Probability von Bruno de Finetti | collected, edited, and annotated by Alberto Mura | ISBN 9789048178056

Philosophical Lectures on Probability

collected, edited, and annotated by Alberto Mura

von Bruno de Finetti, herausgegeben von Alberto Mura, übersetzt von Hykel Hosni
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinBruno de Finetti
Herausgegeben vonAlberto Mura
Einleitung vonMaria Carla Galavotti
Übersetzt vonHykel Hosni
Buchcover Philosophical Lectures on Probability | Bruno de Finetti | EAN 9789048178056 | ISBN 90-481-7805-3 | ISBN 978-90-481-7805-6

From the reviews:

"The belated publication of de Finetti's lectures provides a welcome opportunity to celebrate the achievements of one of the remarkable thinkers of the last century and also to look again at his work as a whole." N. H. Bingham, Imperial College London

“The editor made an extraordinary effort to put the lectures as well as the discussions into proper context through a set of notes. These are very useful, and they often describe the future evolution of a subject which is touched on in the main text. A biographical sketch of de Finetti written by M. C. Gallavotti completes the information given in the book. … I am grateful to the editor … for making these lectures available in English to a broader audience.” (Enrico Scalas, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2012 f)

Philosophical Lectures on Probability

collected, edited, and annotated by Alberto Mura

von Bruno de Finetti, herausgegeben von Alberto Mura, übersetzt von Hykel Hosni
Mitwirkende
Autor / AutorinBruno de Finetti
Herausgegeben vonAlberto Mura
Einleitung vonMaria Carla Galavotti
Übersetzt vonHykel Hosni
The best non technical introduction to the radical subjectivism in probability by its founder, thoroughly commented on by one of his students A guide to de Finetti’s radical probabilism and its impact on today's philosophical debates A unique testimony of de Finetti’s views by a commented transcription of his interaction with his peers and students A unique source for the historically oriented philosopher of probability and statistics No scholar seriously interested in the foundations of probability and in the history of Bayesianism should ignore this book