Mathematics for the Nonmathematician
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Mathematics for the Nonmathematician
Book Details:
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Publisher: Dover Publications
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Author: Morris Kline
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Language: English
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Format: Paperback, Illustrated
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ISBN: 9780486248233
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Pages: 641
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Release Date: 01-02-1985
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Edition: Illustrated
About The Book:
Mathematics: The Loss of Certainty by Morris Kline provides an insightful and engaging exploration of mathematics in a cultural and historical context. Aimed at liberal arts students, this college-level text presents mathematics as not just a tool, but a significant intellectual achievement that has shaped human civilization. Written by Morris Kline, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at New York University, the book delves deeply into the evolution of mathematical thought, its impact on society, and its philosophical and historical dimensions.
This comprehensive work can also serve as an excellent self-study guide for bright high school students or any curious layperson eager to understand the cultural importance and development of mathematics over time. With a focus on both erudition and readability, Kline provides an invaluable resource that helps the reader appreciate the beauty and complexity of mathematics beyond just numbers and formulas.
