Visual Group Theory

- Linear Algebra: Gilbert Strang videos + book - Calculus and basics of Analysis: Spivak - Group Theory: Visual Group Theory - Complex Analysis: Visual Complex Analysis - Writing proofs: Proofs: A Long Form Textbook by Jay Cummings - Abstract Algebra: Dummit-Foote book. First few chapters if you like. ___ Pop-Sci: 1. The Joy of X by Steven Strogatz 2. Fermat's Enigma by Simon Singh (All this books except AA are very highly recommended by me)

Mathematics is typically approached in a different way than physics. But there are some books that offer a similar perspective to what Feynman tried to achieve, IMHO. I would recommend to look at works by John Stillwell, for example 'Elements of mathematics' or 'Mathematics and its history'. Nathan Carter's 'Visual group theory' also seems an interesting experiment, if you are interested in that part of mathematics, though I have not read it.