Philosophy
Books
Paradoxes
of Free Will, by Gunther Siegmund Stent
Free will as our principle (but not sole) example of a deep truth that reflects
the ultimate limits of human reason. (Full text online)
Articles
Equations
as icons, by Robert P. Crease
Why is it that particular equations, formulas and expressions become icons?
God,
Approximately, by Brian Cantwell Smith
If we truly understand what has happened, intellectually, in the last hundred
years, that will overturn our sense not only of where we stand, but of what
we need to do to meet the religious challenge.
Is
God Mathematician? by Claes Johnson
Questioning the quasi-religious position of mathematics in contemporary culture
and education.
Videos
The
Cave
An Adaptation of Plato’s Allegory in Clay
Links to book descriptions
Sophie's
World, by Jostein Gaarder
Both a novel and a basic guide to philosophy, Sophie's World is a good semi-scifi
intro, precedent, and analogy to eipiphiny.