Isbn: 9780385482547 - a mathematician reads the newspaper (19 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: New. With the same user-friendly, quirky, and perceptive approach that made 'Innumeracy' a bestseller, John Allen Paulos travels though the pages ofthe daily newspaper showing how math and numbers are a key element in many ofthe articles we read every day. From the Senate, SATs, and sex, to crime, celebrities, and cults, he takes stories that may not seem to involvemathematics at all and demonstrates how a lack of mathematical knowledge canhinder our understanding of them.'After reading 'A Mathematician Reads the Newspaper, ' it will beimpossible to look at the newspaper in the same way.'-- 'PhiladelphiaInquirer' 'It would be great to have John Allen Paulos living next door. Everymorning when you read the paper and come across some story that didn't seemquite right--that had the faint odor of illogic hovering about it-- you couldjust lean out the window and shout, 'John! Get the hell over here!'. A fun, spunky, wise little book that would be helpful to both the consumers of thenews and its purveyors.' -- 'Washington Post Book World'. …