Mathematics for the Nonmathematician. Book Summary

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Morris Kline

What’s inside

Morris Kline’s Mathematics for the Nonmathematician aims to elucidate the principles and applications of mathematics in a way that is accessible to those with little mathematical background.

You’ll Learn

  • Improved understanding of basic math principles
  • Appreciation of the historical development of mathematics
  • Insights into the relationship between math and civilization
  • Enhanced ability to apply mathematical concepts in everyday life

Key Points

  • The history of mathematics and its practical applications
  • Basic principles of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry
  • The development of mathematical thought from ancient to modern times
  • Clear explanations of mathematical concepts and their real-world uses
  • The influence of mathematics on the progress of civilization
  • Exploring calculus and its significance in understanding the universe
  • Encouragement for nonmathematicians to appreciate mathematical studies

Who’s it For

  • Students
  • Educators
  • Historians of Science
  • General Readers interested in Mathematics

About the author

Morris Kline was an esteemed mathematician, author, and professor known for his works in the philosophy of mathematics.