Critique of Pure Mathematics

The book critiques the excessive formalism in modern theoretical mathematics, arguing that it undermines classical knowledge. It advocates for a revised approach to axioms and primary terms, introducing a method of abstraction to construct meaningful mathematical objects. These objects are designed to reflect real-world phenomena and processes through a three-level system of notions. Aimed at physicists, mathematicians, and students, it seeks to bridge the gap between theoretical disciplines and practical applications through logical relationships.