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Geometry Unfolded: 5 Classic Works on the Principles of Geometry - Four-Dimensional Vistas Flatland Marks' First Lessons in Geometry An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry etc - cover

Geometry Unfolded: 5 Classic Works on the Principles of Geometry - Four-Dimensional Vistas Flatland Marks' First Lessons in Geometry An Essay on the Foundations of Geometry etc

Bertrand Russell, Charles Howard Hinton, Bernhard Marks, Edwin Abbott Abbott, Claude Fayette Bragdon

Publisher: e-artnow

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Geometry Unfolded: 5 Classic Works on the Principles of Geometry is an indispensable collection that shines a light on the intricate world of geometric principles through an array of diverse literary forms. The anthology traverses myriad styles, from exploratory essays to theoretical discourses, encapsulating the disciplined beauty and philosophical intrigue of geometry. It artfully collates monumental pieces that provide an indispensable cross-section of geometrical thought, reinforced by intricate diagrams and groundbreaking ideas. Each inclusion serves as an edifying portal into the intriguing intersections of mathematics, structure, and consciousness. The roster of contributors, featuring intellectual heavyweights such as Claude Fayette Bragdon, Edwin Abbott Abbott, and Bertrand Russell, collectively enhances this captivating volume. Drawing from various scientific and philosophical movements, their works resonate with a shared dedication to advancing and clarifying geometrical understanding. The authors hail from a rich array of backgrounds, each contributing to a multifaceted perspective that marries classical geometric principles with modern philosophical inquiries. Through their collaborative efforts, the collection presents a harmonized yet diverse chorus of insights, reflecting the evolution of geometry and its intersection with culture and intellectual thought. This anthology is a gateway for enthusiasts yearning to delve into geometry's profound depths, availing readers the chance to engage with time-honored ideas through a modern lens. Geometry Unfolded serves both scholars and curious learners as a treasured compendium that signifies a profound, timeless dialogue among its contributors. Beyond merely educational, it beckons the reader into a realm where geometry becomes a lens through which to view the world, fostering an appreciation for the discipline's historical and cultural significances. This collection, with its breadth of insight and scholarly rigor, is destined to be a cherished resource.
Available since: 03/04/2025.
Print length: 2546 pages.

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