"This book covers the lectures that Kurt Gödel gave in the spring of 1941 at the Institute
for Advanced Study in Princeton. ... The importance of the book: it is an essential addition to Gödel studies, extending the original audience of three to all interested researchers." (Jean Paul Van Bendegem, Mathematical Reviews, November, 2023)
"This careful edition of Gödel's notes for his 1941 Princeton lectures is a highly relevant publication which should be consulted by anybody who wants to learn about Gödel's thoughts on intuitionsm at this time or is interested in functional interpretations." (Ulrich Kohlenbach, Philosophia Mathematica, July 9, 2022)
for Advanced Study in Princeton. ... The importance of the book: it is an essential addition to Gödel studies, extending the original audience of three to all interested researchers." (Jean Paul Van Bendegem, Mathematical Reviews, November, 2023)
"This careful edition of Gödel's notes for his 1941 Princeton lectures is a highly relevant publication which should be consulted by anybody who wants to learn about Gödel's thoughts on intuitionsm at this time or is interested in functional interpretations." (Ulrich Kohlenbach, Philosophia Mathematica, July 9, 2022)