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Spellbound : Seven Principles of Illusion to Captivate Audiences and Unlock the Secrets of Success.
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ISBN: 0062674382 Year: 2017 Publisher: : HarperCollins Publishers,

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A professional magician and illusionist, who was the head magic consultant to the hit film Now You See Me, drawing on his years of research and practice, shares the seven principles of illusion that will show readers how to bridge the gap between perception and reality to increase their powers of persuasion and influence. --Publisher


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Ahmes’ Legacy : Puzzles and the Mathematical Mind
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ISBN: 3319932535 3319932543 Year: 2018 Publisher: Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer,

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This book looks at classic puzzles from the perspective of their structures and what they tell us about the brain. It uses the work on the neuroscience of mathematics from Dehaene, Butterworth, Lakoff, Núñez, and many others as a lens to understand the ways in which puzzles reflect imaginative processes blended with rational ones. The book is not about recreational or puzzle-based mathematics in and of itself but rather about what the classic puzzles tell us about the mathematical imagination and its impact on the discipline. It delves into the history of classic math puzzles, deconstructing their raison d’être and describing their psychological features, so that their nature can be fleshed out in order to help understand the mathematical mind. This volume is the first monographic treatment of the psychological nature of puzzles in mathematics. With its user-friendly technical level of discussion, it is of interest to both general readers and those who engage in the disciplines of mathematics, psychology, neuroscience, and/or anthropology. It is also ideal as a textbook source for courses in recreational mathematics, or as reference material in introductory college math courses. .

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