烧掉数学课本
Burn math class
Jason Wilkes · 初版 2016 年
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为什么值得读
- 仅假定读者掌握基础算术，学习门槛极低
- 引导读者亲历重塑数学概念与微积分的过程
- 破除死板的教学模式，重在理解数学思想本质
作者将重点放在数学是如何被创造出来的，而非数学事实本身，并且在教授这门学科时不要求死记硬背，也无需具备超出基础计算之外的任何数学知识。
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Burn math class
Jason Wilkes · 初版 2016 年
作者将重点放在数学是如何被创造出来的，而非数学事实本身，并且在教授这门学科时不要求死记硬背，也无需具备超出基础计算之外的任何数学知识。
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想要真正“从零基础”起步、极具启发性地理解微积分（乃至全部数学）的基本概念，我觉得没有比杰森·威尔克斯（Jason Wilkes）的《Burn Math Class》[1]更好的书了。它不需要读者具备任何知识储备，仅凭基础算术，就能引导你一步步亲自把数学“重新发明”一遍。[1] https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Math-Class-Reinvent-Mathematics/...
For a truly "from scratch" and deeply empowering introduction to the basic notions in calculus (and all mathematics), I've found nothing better than Burn Math Class[1] by Jason Wilkes. It assumes nothing but basic arithmetic, and proceeds to guide you through how to invent maths for yourself. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Math-Class-Reinvent-Mathematics/...
杰森·威尔克斯写的《Burn Math Class》很有意思。
Burn Math Class by Jason Wilkes is interesting.
我正在读杰森·威尔克斯写的《Burn Math Class: And Reinvent Mathematics for Yourself》。写得相当不错。
I am reading " Burn Math Class: And Reinvent Mathematics for Yourself from Jason Wilkes ". Its pretty good.
你可以看看《Burn Math Class》：https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Math-Class-Reinvent-Mathematics/... 或者《微积分做题不求人》（Calculus Made Easy）：https://www.math.wisc.edu/~keisler/keislercalc-09-04-19.pdf
You could check out Burn Math Class: https://www.amazon.com/Burn-Math-Class-Reinvent-Mathematics/... or Calculus Made Easy: https://www.math.wisc.edu/~keisler/keislercalc-09-04-19.pdf
赞同。也可以考虑洛克哈特的《Arithmetic》。请注意，这两本都是非传统风格的书。《Burn Math Class》是最离经叛道的。学习数学分析的传统路线应该是陶哲轩的《Analysis》系列。具体推荐哪本，还得看你的具体目标。
Seconded. also consider Lockhart's "Arithmetic". Bear in mind. These are both non-orthodox style books. Burn Math Class least orthodox. An orthodox approach to Analysis would be Terence Tao's Analysis books. Further recommendations depend on your specific goals.
有一本非常棒的书叫《Burn Math Class》，把这个事实阐述得很透彻，而且确实对学习过程大有裨益，让高等数学不再显得那么吓人。
There's a really good book called Burn Math Class which highlights this fact very well, and actually helps with the learning process, making advanced math less intimidating.