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* Field, Hartry (2001), ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'', Oxford University Press, Oxford, * [[Hartry Field]]

* Field, Hartry (2001), ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'', Oxford University Press, Oxford, * [[Hartry Field]]

...amard, Jacques]] (1949), ''The Psychology of Invention in the Mathematical Field'', 1st edition, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ. 2nd edition, 19 * [[Hartry Field|Field, Hartry]] (2001), ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'', Oxford University Press, Oxfor

...amard, Jacques]] (1949), ''The Psychology of Invention in the Mathematical Field'', 1st edition, Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ. 2nd edition, 19 * [[Hartry Field|Field, Hartry]] (2001), ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'', Oxford University Press, Oxfor

...tions.<ref>Horwich, Paul, ''Truth'', (2nd edition, 1988),</ref><ref>Field, Hartry, ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'' (2001).</ref> ...tions.<ref>Horwich, Paul, ''Truth'', (2nd edition, 1988),</ref><ref>Field, Hartry, ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'' (2001).</ref>

...tions.<ref>Horwich, Paul, ''Truth'', (2nd edition, 1988),</ref><ref>Field, Hartry, ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'' (2001).</ref> ...tions.<ref>Horwich, Paul, ''Truth'', (2nd edition, 1988),</ref><ref>Field, Hartry, ''Truth and the Absence of Fact'' (2001).</ref>

...ed extra relations between points to do the work formerly done by [[vector field]]s. ...hematical physics, and about [[fiction]] in general. Although intriguing, Field's approach has not been very influential.

...isen and significant changes were coming. Gradually, an interdisciplinary field between mathematics and philosophy that came to be called ''[[metamathemati ...isen and significant changes were coming. Gradually, an interdisciplinary field between mathematics and philosophy that came to be called ''[[metamathemati