Books I’ve read | The Passions of Christof Koch
Chronologically arranged list of interesting books – science, philosophy, novels, whatever – I’ve read. By-and-large, these are books I like; otherwise I wouldn’t have finis…
Chronologically arranged list of interesting books – science, philosophy, novels, whatever – I’ve read. By-and-large, these are books I like; otherwise I wouldn’t have finished them. Books that I particularly enjoyed or that express a point of view particularly well are awarded three to five stars. Read in 2024 Infinity – A Very Short Introduction – Ian Stewart (2017) **** A delightful and insightful review of different types of infinities, based on one of mathematics’ great triumphs – the 1891 diagonal argument of the logician George Cantor that demon
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