Roman Murawski, Essays in the Philosophy and History of Logic and Mathematics Editions Rodopi, Amsterdam/Atlanta, GA, 2010. 343 strony Contents Jan Woleński, Foreword Part I: Philosophy of Mathematics 1. Cantor's Philosophy of Set Theory 2. Leibniz's and Kant's Philosophical Ideas vs. Hilbert's Program 3. Truth vs. Provability. Philosophical and Historical Remarks 4. Philosophy of Mathematics in the 20th Century. Main Trends 5. On New Trends in the Philosophy of Mathematics 6. Remarks on the Structuralistic Epistemology of Mathematics     (with Izabela Bondecka-Krzykowska) 7. From the History of the Concept of Number (with Thomas Bedürftig) 8. Church's Thesis and Its Epistemological Status 9. Phenomenology and Philosophy of Mathematics Part II: History of Logic and Mathematics 10. Hoene-Wroński - Genius or Madman? 11. Grassmann's Contribution to Mathematics 12. Giuseppe Peano and Symbolic Logic 13. E.L. Post and the Development of Logic 14. John von Neumann and Hilbert's School 15. Contribution of Polish Logicians to Decidability Theory 16. Contribution of Polish Logicians to Predicate Calculus 17. The English Algebra of Logic in the 19th Century 18. The Development of Symbolism in Logic and Its Philosophical       Background (with Thomas Bedürftig) References Acknowledgments Name Index