Course Description

Philosophy 121 Fundamental Ideas of Mathematics.

A survey of some important basic concepts of mathematics in an historical setting. Sample topics include the development of methemtaical thinking, algebra, geometry, and the science of space. These developments will be related to the broader history of ideas, and the presentation will be as non-technical as possible.

Antirequisite: Philosophy 221F/G.
2 hours.


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