Mathematics and Narrative, continued:

A graphic novel reviewed in the current Washington Post  features Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell–

Related material:

Whitehead on Fano’s finite projective three-space:
“This is proved by the consideration of a three dimensional geometry in which there are only fifteen points.”
—The Axioms of Projective Geometry , Cambridge University Press, 1906

A related affine six-space:

Further reading:

See Solomon’s Cube and the link at the end of today’s previous entry, then compare and contrast the above portraits of Whitehead and Russell with Charles Williams’s portraits of Sir Giles Tumulty and Lord Arglay in the novel Many Dimensions .

“It was a dark and stormy night….“