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RTE The History Show: George Boole

November 18, 2015January 26, 2015 by C. M. Barry

RTE The History Show: George Boole (25th Jan 2015)

Ahead of the Boole Inaugural Lectures, this piece on RTE The History Show (25th Jan) discusses George Boole and his legacy.

The website for the programme contains additional information.

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