Mathematics is a mental craft.

It explains the reasons that necessitate transforming mathematics into a "mental craft," how to use some mathematical ideas to approach many general issues, and discusses the historical "butterfly effect," taking the Arab reality as a model. It emphasizes the role of the nature of mathematical proof in formulating any "logical system" in discourse, or in literary creativity, in philosophical visions, and even in ordinary conversation. It addresses one of the benefits of mathematics in political science and in understanding s

• Category: Thought and Philosophy

• Number of pages: 368 pages