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Abstract Sets and Finite Ordinals : An Introduction to the Study of Set Theory by G. B. Keene ISBN: 0486462498 Dover Publications Price: $9.95 click here to see this book This text unites the logical and philosophical aspects of set theory in a manner intelligible both to mathematicians without training in formal logic and to logicians without a mathematical background. It combines an elementary level of treatment with the highest possible degree of logical rigor and precision. 1961 edition. Reprint of the Pergamon, New York, 1961 edition. Table of Contents for Abstract Sets and Finite Ordinals : An Introduction to the Study of Set Theory Preface Part I. The elements of set theory 1. The basic logical concepts 2. Operations on classes Part II. The Bernays theory of finite classes and finite sets Foreword Introduction 1. The basis of the system 2. The development of the system: stage I 3. The development of the system: stage II 4. The theory of finite ordinals 5. The theory of finite classes and finite sets References Index

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