I loved this very nearly perfect book. It was, of course, a story so it was about words and wordplay. And it was about Art. And it was most definitely about Mathematics, and perhaps as advertised about "lower Mathematics", but I would argue that Norton Juster elevated the Mathematics to a much higher level.
Thursday, September 18, 2014
Book 356: The Dot and the Line
The Dot and the Line, by Norton Juster, Chronicle Books 1963.
I loved this very nearly perfect book. It was, of course, a story so it was about words and wordplay. And it was about Art. And it was most definitely about Mathematics, and perhaps as advertised about "lower Mathematics", but I would argue that Norton Juster elevated the Mathematics to a much higher level.
I loved this very nearly perfect book. It was, of course, a story so it was about words and wordplay. And it was about Art. And it was most definitely about Mathematics, and perhaps as advertised about "lower Mathematics", but I would argue that Norton Juster elevated the Mathematics to a much higher level.
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