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...ngs of category theory? The only thing that I can think of myself is that Eilenberg & Mac Lane borrowed the term 'category' from Aristotle & Kant and borrowed [[JA]]: I don't think that Eilenberg and Mac Lane were simply punning, but I doubt if it's necessary to take up

...the same sort of beast whether it's Aristotle, Kant, Peirce, Carnap, or [[Eilenberg]] and Mac Lane that bends the bow. What is that problem? To answer that,

| The Eilenberg-Steenrod axioms for homology start with the axioms | been invented by Lawvere (1964, see also Eilenberg & Kelly, 1966). Both are

...is the same sort of beast whether it's Aristotle, Kant, Peirce, Carnap, or Eilenberg and Mac Lane that bends the bow. What is that problem? To answer tha

* Eilenberg, S., and Mac Lane, S., ''Eilenberg–Mac Lane : Collected Works'', Academic Press, Orlando, FL, 1986.