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Abstract The paper presents some illustrative turns in the history of the interactions between philosophy, logic, mathematics, and mathematical education since the 16th century. The underlying problem could be called the Aristotelian problem. Aristotle argued that any individual thing consists of a substantial form, which determines its general nature, and matter, which individuates the thing and makes it numerically distinct from other similar substances.
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