An edition of The human worth of rigorous thinking
(1916)
The human worth of rigorous thinking
essays and addresses
by Cassius Jackson Keyser
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The human worth of rigorous thinking: essays and addresses.
1971, Books for Libraries Press, Ayer Co Pub
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0836921690 9780836921694
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The human worth of rigorous thinking: essays and addresses
1916, Columbia university press
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Table of Contents
The human worth of rigorous thinking.
The human significance of mathematics.
The humanization of the teaching of mathematics.
The walls of the world; or, Concerning the figure and the dimensions of the universe of space.
Mathematical emancipations: dimensionality and hyperspace.
The universe and beyond: the existence of the hypercosmic.
The axiom of infinity: a new presupposition of thought.
The permanent basis of a liberal education.
Graduate mathematical instruction for graduate students not intending to become mathematicians.
The source and functions of a university.
Research in American universities.
Principia mathematica.
Concerning multiple interpretations of postulate systems and the "existence" of hyperspace.
Mathematical productivity in the United States.
Mathematics.
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Reprinted from "various scientific, literary, and philosophical journals."--cf. Pref.
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