Sarah Hart's new book Once Upon a Prime argues that math and literature are bound together in many interesting ways. I examine her claims and the book's content.
Did she get to The Divine Comedy? That seems like a book where mathematics and geometry etc play a dizzying role and the experience of the math is part of the aesthetic experience and meaning of the story itself.
Did she get to The Divine Comedy? That seems like a book where mathematics and geometry etc play a dizzying role and the experience of the math is part of the aesthetic experience and meaning of the story itself.