The Universal History of Numbers Volume 2

One day, his students asked math teacher Georges Ifrah these questions, which he could not answer: "Sir, where do numbers come from? Who invented zero?" Really, where did the numbers come from? These familiar symbols seemed so obvious to us that we thought they had suddenly appeared as the complete gift of a god or a civilizational hero. This is how Ifrah's adventure began, and after 20 years of work, the unique work called The Universal History of Numbers, which made a great impact in France and became one of the best-selling books, was published.

The main purpose of this two-volume work, which has been translated into 38 languages and entered American Scientist's list of 100 books that shaped the 20th century, is to start from the most basic operations extending from prehistory to the age of computers, navigate through mystical, religious, magical or prophetic arithmetic, and eventually reach the most general calculations. is to answer all questions about complex and multiform evolution in simple and understandable terms.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 930

Year of Print: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Alfa Publishing

Cover Design: Adnan Elmasoğlu

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 930

Language Turkish