Principia Mathematica

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1927; 1935. Second edition. Good. 3 volumes, 27 cm. Original blue cloth. Volume 1 a later printing (1935), volumes 2 and 3 first printing of 1927 Second Edition. Light foxing, some pencil notes. Not crisp, but sound and entire.

Cambridge: at the University Press, 1913. First edition. 'THE GREATEST SINGLE CONTRIBUTION TO LOGIC SINCE ARISTOTLE' . First edition of this monumental work, one of the great rarities of modern science and mathematics, "the greatest single contribution to logic that has appeared in the two thousand years since Aristotle" (DNB). "In this monumental study of logic and set theory,… Saber más sobre este artículo

Cambridge: the University Press,, 1910-12-13. Authorial presentation to Whitehead's sister First editions, an exceptionally rare presentation copy, inscribed by Whitehead on the front free endpapers of volumes I and II to his only sister, Shirley Maria Whitehead (1858-1943), "S.M.W. from A.N.W.", and dated "March 13 / 12" in the second volume (preceding publication in April). In 1891 Shirley Maria… Saber más sobre este artículo

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1950. First edition of volume one and second editions of volumes two and three, in the rare dust jackets of Russell and Whitehead's monumental work. Octavo, three volumes, original cloth. Rare and desirable. Probably named after Isaac Newton's great work, "Principia Mathematica was Whitehead and Russell s detailed account of their logicist thesis that mathematics… Saber más sobre este artículo

Cambridge: University Press, 1927. FIRST EDITION VOL. 1, SECOND EDITION OF VOLS. 2 AND 3. Original blue cloth, exteriors faintly rubbed and small tear to bottom edge of second volume, still an excellent set. Volume 1 from the library of Thomas Fiske (1865-1944), professor of mathematics at Columbia, and stamp in Volume 3 of René de la Vallée Vital… Saber más sobre este artículo

Wien / Berlin.: Medusa Verlag., 1984.. Orig.Pappe.. 8°. Einband leicht eingerissen, sonst gut erhalten. ISBN 385446097X.