Everything and More

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Everything and More is a non-fiction book by David Foster Wallace that explores the history and conceptual foundations of infinity in mathematics.

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instanceOf book about mathematics
non-fiction book
author David Foster Wallace NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticismsInclude confusing exposition for beginners
mathematical inaccuracies
discussesPerson Bernard Bolzano NERFINISHED
Georg Cantor NERFINISHED
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz NERFINISHED
Isaac Newton NERFINISHED
Richard Dedekind NERFINISHED
discussesTopic calculus
continuum hypothesis
real numbers
transfinite numbers
exploresConcept cardinalities of infinite sets
conceptual foundations of infinity
infinite series
limits
paradoxes of infinity
genre history of mathematics
popular mathematics
hasForm prose
hasISBN 9780393003383
hasPageCount about 320
hasStyle essayistic
literary non-fiction
intendedAudience general readers interested in mathematics
readers of popular science
language English
mainSubject history of infinity
infinity
mathematical analysis
set theory
medium print
notableFor combination of literary style and mathematical exposition
idiosyncratic footnotes
informal explanations of advanced mathematics
partOfSeries Great Discoveries series NERFINISHED
praisedFor ambitious treatment of infinity
distinctive narrative voice
making abstract concepts engaging
publicationYear 2003
publisher W. W. Norton & Company NERFINISHED
subtitle A Compact History of Infinity NERFINISHED
title Everything and More NERFINISHED

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