Linear algebra is the literature of space — its grammar, its idioms, its quiet jokes. Every transformation tells a small story about what was lost and what was kept. Across twelve lessons we will trace a single line of argument: that the geometry of mathematics is also a kind of rhetoric, and that to compose a proof is to take a position.
Each module begins with a notebook entry — a single object, photograph, or paragraph — and ends with a problem you can carry into the next. Bring a pen. The work happens on paper, and only later on the screen.