Math for the Frightened Thomas E. Kida arguing for a distinct physiognomy

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An irrepressible combination of wit and wisdom

Math for the Frightened Thomas E. Kida arguing for a distinct physiognomyThis title includes a superbly written introduction to the fascinating world of mathematical symbols, their meanings, and their uses. Mention the word mathematics and most people's reaction will be one of general bewilderment. There's something about its language of symbols and equations that many find intimidating. The result is that maths and science books for the general public usually avoid the use of symbols, meaning readers never get to fully