A Mathematician's Apology' by G.H. Hardy (1940)

A Mathematician's Apology is a book written in 1940 by the great British mathematician G.H. Hardy.

It is an essay about the beauty of mathematics and the purpose of pursuing mathematical research.

Hardy argues that mathematics is an art, rather than a science, and that it should be studied and appreciated for its beauty.

He also discusses the social and economic implications of mathematics, and how it is seen by the public.

Hardy makes a strong case for the importance of mathematics and its relevance to everyday life.

The book is a combination of personal reflections and philosophical musings on mathematics and its role in society.

Hardy reflects on the joys and struggles of being a mathematician, as well as his own career.

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