Poincare's Philosophy: From Conventionalism to Phenomenology

Focusing on Henri Poincare's groundbreaking contributions to mathematics and theoretical physics, Elie Zahar presents a cohesive framework of Poincare's ideas, which were previously fragmented. Despite Poincare's monumental achievements, he lacked a systematic philosophy; this work aims to unify his thoughts and highlight his significance in both mathematics and philosophy, showcasing the depth of his intellectual legacy.