Works on Non-Mathematics. In Five Books. Book 4. Philology
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"Proceedings in NemMatimatika" are created by Professor Mathematics V.A. Sucansky, the head of the department of mathematical logic and the theory of algorithms of the Mechanical and Mathematics Faculty (Mehmat) of the Moscow University.
These "works" include the compositions of the most different genre: reflections on the philosophy of science, purely linguistic construction, poems, memories of brilliant contemporaries and friends of the author, about the "silver century" of structuralism and mathematical linguistics, at the origins of which stood V. A. Yesuzensky, many years teaching mathematics at the Philological Faculty of Moscow State University and made a noticeable contribution to the creation of a new, non-traditional "linguistics. The publication will be interested in many: both clean linguists, and historians of science, and philosophers, and representatives of such accurate science as mathematics. In the name of this, fourth book, the word "philology" is understood in a narrow sense that does not include linguistics (although, of course, philological plots cannot not come into contact with the linguistic topics)
These "works" include the compositions of the most different genre: reflections on the philosophy of science, purely linguistic construction, poems, memories of brilliant contemporaries and friends of the author, about the "silver century" of structuralism and mathematical linguistics, at the origins of which stood V. A. Yesuzensky, many years teaching mathematics at the Philological Faculty of Moscow State University and made a noticeable contribution to the creation of a new, non-traditional "linguistics. The publication will be interested in many: both clean linguists, and historians of science, and philosophers, and representatives of such accurate science as mathematics. In the name of this, fourth book, the word "philology" is understood in a narrow sense that does not include linguistics (although, of course, philological plots cannot not come into contact with the linguistic topics)