Title: Making the invisible visible
Review: Devlin truly makes the 'invisible' 'visible' in his excellent treatment of the field of mathematics. Each chapter is a masterpiece in itself and supports Devlin's theses regarding the nature of mathematics: mathematics as the study of the patterns of number and counting; of motion; of reasoning; of chance; and of closeness and position. Perhaps read this book after reading Hardy's short essay, "A Mathematician's Apology", in order to fully appreciate the beauty involved.
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