THE METAPHORICAL LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS: THE STORIES BEHIND THE NUMBERS
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This article explores the rich metaphorical language of mathematics, showcasing how numbers and mathematical concepts communicate deeper stories and meanings beyond mere calculations. It examines the historical context, cultural significance, and the philosophical interpretations of mathematical constructs, revealing how they serve as a universal language that connects various fields, including art, science, and philosophy. Through engaging examples and anecdotes, the article highlights how mathematical metaphors can enrich our understanding of the world, influence creativity, and articulate complex ideas.
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