Flatland: A Romance Of Many Dimensions
| Book | Flatland |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 1952 |
| Author | A Square, Edwin A. Abbott |
| Publisher | Dover Publications, Inc. |
| Copyright Holder | Dover Publications, Inc. |
| Cover/Jacket Design by | Menten, Inc. |
| Illustrator | A Square |
| Introduction by | Banesh Hoffmann |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Location | United States |
| Copyright | 1952 |
| Pages / Font | 103 pages |
| SBN | 486-20001-9 |
| Library of Congress Catalog Card Number | 54-1523 |
| Catalog Number | 20001-9 |
| Price | $1.00 |
| Chapters | Introduction
PART I: This World
. . 1. Of The Nature Of Flatland
. . 2. Of The Climate And Houses In Flatland
. . 3. Concerning The Inhabitants Of Flatland
. . 4. Concerning The Women
. . 5. Of Our Methods In Recognizing One Another
. . 6. Of Recognition By Sight
. . 7. Concerning Irregular Figures
. . 8. Of The Ancient Practice Of Painting
. . 9. Of The Universal Colour Bill
. . 10. Of The Suppression Of The Chromatic Sedition
. . 11. Concerning Our Priests
. . 12. Of The Doctrine Of Our Priests
PART II: Other Worlds
. . 13. How I Had a Vision Of Lineland
. . 14. How I Vainly Tried To Explain The Nature Of Flatland
. . 15. Concerning A Stranger From Spaceland
. . 16. How The Stranger Vainly Endeavoured To Reveal To Me In Words The Mysteries Of Spaceland
. . 17. How The Sphere, Having In Vain Tried Words, Resorted To Deeds
. . 18. How I Came To Spaceland And What I Saw There
. . 19. How, Tough The Sphere Shewed Me Other Mysteries Of Spaceland, I Still Desired More; And What Came Of It
. . 20. How The Sphere Encouraged Me In A Vision
. . 21. How I Tried To Teach The Theory Of Three Dimensions To To (sic) My Grandson, And With What Success
. . 22. How I Then Tried To Diffuse The Theory Of Three Dimensions By Other means, And Of The Result Introduction
PART I: This World
. . 1. Of The Nature Of Flatland
. . 2. Of The Climate And Houses In Flatland
. . 3. Concerning The Inhabitants Of Flatland
. . 4. Concerning The Women
. . 5. Of Our Methods In Recognizing One Another
. . 6. Of Recognition By Sight
. . 7. Concerning Irregular Figures
. . 8. Of The Ancient Practice Of Painting
. . 9. Of The Universal Colour Bill
. . 10. Of The Suppression Of The Chromatic Sedition
. . 11. Concerning Our Priests
. . 12. Of The Doctrine Of Our Priests
PART II: Other Worlds
. . 13. How I Had a Vision Of Lineland
. . 14. How I Vainly Tried To Explain The Nature Of Flatland
. . 15. Concerning A Stranger From Spaceland
. . 16. How The Stranger Vainly Endeavoured To Reveal To Me In Words The Mysteries Of Spaceland
. . 17. How The Sphere, Having In Vain Tried Words, Resorted To Deeds
. . 18. How I Came To Spaceland And What I Saw There
. . 19. How, Tough The Sphere Shewed Me Other Mysteries Of Spaceland, I Still Desired More; And What Came Of It
. . 20. How The Sphere Encouraged Me In A Vision
. . 21. How I Tried To Teach The Theory Of Three Dimensions To To (sic) My Grandson, And With What Success
. . 22. How I Then Tried To Diffuse The Theory Of Three Dimensions By Other means, And Of The Result Show all ▾ |
| Notes | Sixth Edition, Revised |
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