Charles McCarty
Computer Science · Indiana University
Publications
34
Citations
651
Est. group size
—
Recurring co-author estimate
Active years
44
Publishing since 1981
Charles McCarty works at the intersection of mathematical logic, the philosophy of mathematics, and the foundations of reasoning. Much of the research focuses on intuitionistic logic and mathematics—an approach that treats mathematical truth as tied to constructive proof rather than abstract existence—examining topics such as set theory, arithmetic, the axiom of choice, and satisfiability under this framework. Related work engages with philosophical questions in logic, including analyses of classic arguments and the writings of figures like Wittgenstein.
Publication activity has been steady but low over the last decade, averaging roughly one item per year.
Generated by claude-opus-4-8 from public bibliographic data · Jul 11, 2026
- ANSELM’S ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT AND GRADES OF BEING
The Review of Symbolic Logic · 2024
- Intuitionistic sets and numbers: small set theory and Heyting arithmetic
Archive for Mathematical Logic · 2024
- THE AXIOM OF CHOICE IS FALSE INTUITIONISTICALLY (IN MOST CONTEXTS)
Bulletin of Symbolic Logic · 2022
- Solipsism for everyone: principles and theorems
2021
- De Solipsismo
2021
- Continuity in Intuitionism
Oxford University Press eBooks · 2020
- Satisfiability is False Intuitionistically: A Question from Dana Scott
Studia Logica · 2019
- Logical rules and the determinacy of meaning
Studies in Logic Grammar and Rhetoric · 2018
- <i>Philosophy of Mathematics in the Twentieth Century: Selected Essays</i>
The Philosophical Review · 2016
- Reconstructing a Logic from Tractatus: Wittgenstein’s Variables and Formulae
The Western Ontario series in philosophy of science · 2016
- The Western Ontario series in philosophy of science×1
- Bulletin of Symbolic Logic×1
- The Philosophical Review×1
- Studies in Logic Grammar and Rhetoric×1
- Studia Logica×1
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