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Byers, W.
How Mathematicians Think:
Using Ambiguity, Contradiction, and Paradox to Create Mathematics.

Changeux, J. and Connes, A.; DeBevoise, M.B., ed. and trans.
Conversations on Mind, Matter, and Mathematics.

Connes, A. and Changeux, J.; DeBevoise, M.B., ed. and trans.
Conversations on Mind, Matter, and Mathematics.

Hadamard, J.
The Mathematician's Mind:
The Psychology of Invention in the Mathematical Field.

Polya, G.
How to Solve It:
A New Aspect of Mathematical Method.

Polya, G.
Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning, Volume 1:
Induction and Analogy in Mathematics.

Polya, G.
Mathematics and Plausible Reasoning, Volume 2:
Patterns of Plausible Inference.

Porter, T.M.
Trust in Numbers:
The Pursuit of Objectivity in Science and Public Life.

Rucker, R.
Infinity and the Mind:
The Science and Philosophy of the Infinite.

Ruelle, D.
The Mathematician's Brain:
A Personal Tour Through the Essentials of Mathematics and Some of the Great Minds Behind Them.

Sangalli, A.
The Importance of Being Fuzzy:
And Other Insights from the Border between Math and Computers.

Tymoczko, T., ed.
New Directions in the Philosophy of Mathematics:
An Anthology (Revised and expanded edition).

Weyl, H.; Pesic, P., ed.
Mind and Nature:
Selected Writings on Philosophy, Mathematics, and Physics.

Weyl, H.
Philosophy of Mathematics and Natural Science.

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