Topology, Logic and Philosophy: For an Interdisciplinary Work

This article provides a contemporary historical overview of the relationship between topology and philosophy, and the concepts that link the two areas. Formal limitations and philosophical problems of possible worlds semantics are also examined. It then examines the work of philosophers of science Daniel Kostić and Thommas Mormann, who claim the use of topology in philosophy, specifically in the context of epistemology and metaphysics. Finally, a thesis vindicating the use of topology in philosophy is proposed.