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A Mathematician's Apology Study Guide

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by G. H. Hardy
About 43 pages (12,826 words)
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A Mathematician's Apology is a memoir, the personal account of the life of Godfrey Harold (G.H.) Hardy, who, in failing health, looks back upon a life spent in the service of mathematics. Though an eminent mathematician, Hardy, in his sixties at the time of this book's writing, and of the mind that he was no longer able to make a significant contribution to the world of mathematics, attempts, on one level, to justify his existence, to explain to the layman, and perhaps even to himself, what it is that inspired him so. (read more)
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