/lit/ - Literature

Who are the best or most interesting philosophers of mathematics?
I'm aware of the likes of Frege, Russell, Husserl and Brouwer. But I'd like to know more. Are there any essential texts one could recommend?

Hey /lit/. Let's say I wanted to attain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary analytical philosophy, but I was a clean slate, and had read no philosophy at all.

Where do I begin, and what route do I take to get to the present day? I feel like I would be missing some fundamental context if I began with Frege. I guess I need to read the Greeks, like everybody does, but some more specific advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

>>10357237
>Is 1+1 self-evident? But this is all human language, human interpretation.
STOP

>>10337487
>be me
>study everything ever written about philosophy, logic, and mathematics
>finally gain employment as a professor
>completely reinvent the entire field of logic
>create an entire new branch of philosophy
>do ground-breaking work on the foundations of mathematics
>one day I try to take another crack at Russell's paradox
>a greasy autodidact randomly shows up at my house and starts an autistic rant about things he clearly doesn't understand
>he tries to give some of his fucking papers
>read them
>whatthefuckisthisshit.jpg
>I try to carefully explain where he went wrong, but he just repeats his primitive positions
>I have better things to do so I just give him some reading advice
>He keeps showing up at my place
>Give him a letter of recommendation to my collegue so he'll go off and bother him instead
>9 years later
>He refutes my entire life's work
>mfw

>>9883452
>2017
>aristotelian logic