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I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic geometry from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry" (following a summer course held by Grothendieck), and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf

I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic geometry from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry" (following a summer course held by Grothendieck), and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf

EDIT: Great answers so far, thanks! I would like to add that if anyone were to have a better scan of the document linked to above, or if anyone has vol. 2 of the notes I would be very interested in aquiring a copy.

I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry" (following a summer course held by Grothendieck), and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf

I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic geometry from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry" (following a summer course held by Grothendieck), and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf

I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry", and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf

I want to understand algebraic geometry from the functorial viewpoint. I've found a set of notes (linked below) that develop algebraic from the elementary beginnings in this framework. They go under the name "Introduction to Functorial Algebraic Geometry" (following a summer course held by Grothendieck), and are in parts in an almost unreadable shape. Is there an available, elementary, and readable source which takes the functorial viewpoint?

http://www.math.jussieu.fr/~leila/grothendieckcircle/FuncAlg.pdf