Geometry-(For junior high school students use)(Upper part)

Author: Euclid
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: It should be noted that the translator of this book is not a mathematician. The publication of this translation was entirely a product of the translator teaching his daughter the classic "Elements of Geometry." This has determined the following characteristics of this translation. First, this translation is very suitable for teenagers to learn. The translator not only uses language familiar to this age group but also breaks down the construction process according to the proofs of the propositions. Second, the translator boldly added titles to the propositions instead of completely adopting the original book's method of distinguishing propositions with serial numbers. This greatly facilitates readers' work when searching for and retrieving specific content in the book. We know that the convenience of retrieval is one of the important indicators of the quality of all publications. Additionally, the translator did not place the constructions in the middle of the text but listed them separately in a dedicated section, leaving ample space. This not only makes the text and images clearer and more coherent but also makes it easier for learners to record their insights. Furthermore, the translation is published in three parts: Upper, Middle, and Lower. This is because not all children need such extensive knowledge at once, which also reduces some burden on parents. All these are the features of this book, and clearly, all these features are from the perspective of the child. This is also one of the reasons why we are willing to sincerely recommend this book to readers.