ISBN-13: 9781611471526 / Angielski / Twarda / 1997 / 168 str.
This book investigates the use of number, geometry, and mathematical abstraction in the service of a literary text. Following WittgensteinOs concept of mathematics as a natural, if specialized, part of ordinary language, Fisher shows how these elements may structure a story, heighten drama, contain emotion, or suggest what cannot be talked about.