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Russell and Whitehead
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Posted Apr 17, 2001 by OldTimer
If memory serves, Godel's proof is a reaction to and an extension of principals outlined in _Mathematica Principia_ -- which is by Bertrand Russell and Whitehead. I need to look over these things again, and let you know where I get to.

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