Weyl and the Problem of Space: From Science to Philosophy

Weyl and Contemporary Inationary Cosmology: A Methodological and Philosophical Critique (Ryckman).- From the problem of space to the epistemology of science. Hermann Weyl's reaction on the dimensionality of the world (Bianchi).- The Argument of the Ball of Plasticine. A Pivot for Weyl's Philosophy of Space (Bernard).- The changing faces of the Problem of Space (Scholz).- Logic of gauge (Afriat).- Hermann Weyl's reading of Gaston Bachelard (Alunni).- Can I count myself a king of innitesimal space? (Atten).- Space and manifold of possibilities according to Hermann Weyl (Timmermans).- Internationalization of Scientic Activity in Spain in the interwar period (Rosell).- The philosophical residue of the problem of space (Lobo).- Neighbourhoods and Intersubjectivity Analogies between Weyl's Analyses of the Continuum and Transcendental Phenomenological Theories of Subjectivity (Sieroka).- Between Phenomenology and intuitionism: the problem of the continuum in Weyl (Pradelle).- Intuition and conceptual construction in Weyl's analysis of the problem of space (Biagioli).- Neo-Kantianism and post-Kantianism in Weyl and Poincaré's thought(Audurean).- Les implications scientiques de l'épistémologie: Weyl et Husserl(Kerszberg).- Husserl and Weyl on the constitution of space The case of physical space(José da Silva).