Norwegian philosopher who has contributed to plural logic, neo-logicism, and a potentialist interpretation of set theory — sets are not fully formed objects but potential collections.
Plural logic: sentences with plural terms are not reducible to singular quantification; they have autonomous logical content. Potentialism: the universe of sets is not a completed totality but a potentially infinite process — resolving some set-theoretic paradoxes.
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