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    Historia del libro que forjó nuestro mundo

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    Collections series Shackleton Books
    Tras "Las infinitas vidas de Euclides", Benjamin Wardhaugh nos invita a un apasionante viaje por la historia de los números para descubrir como los seres humanos hemos aprendido a contar. 1, 2, 3, 4… Se supone que contar no es más que asignar cantidades a las realidades con las que tratamos, ya sean cosas, ideas o sensaciones. Una facultad aparentemente tan sencilla y cotidiana, que corremos el ... En savoir plus

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  • Il libro delle meraviglie euclidee

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  • Encounters with Euclid

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  • Reading Mathematics in Early Modern Europe

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