Elena Herrera Gómez, María Victoria Velasco Collado, Juan Francisco Ruiz Hidalgo
Con la intención inicial de poner de manifiesto la dificultad en la selección de libros de referencia para recomendar en los primeros cursos de cálculo, se plantea una investigación en la que el concepto de derivada y los resultados esenciales del Cálculo Diferencial se comparan en dos textos de cálculo clásicos. Siguiendo una metodología de análisis de textos y utilizando la técnica del análisis de contenido, se establecen categorías de análisis que permiten concluir que, en muchos conceptos y resultados básicos relativos al cálculo diferencial, los significados que se manifiestan en los distintos textos pueden llegar a ser muy diferentes.Comparing Textbooks of Calculus: The Case of the DerivativeWith the initial aim of highlighting the difficulty in selecting reference books for undergraduate students of the first years of Calculus, we propose a research work to compare the notion of the derivative and many essential results of Differential Calculus in two classical texts. By following a rigorous methodology for analyzing texts and using the technique of content analysis, we establish categories of analysis to conclude that meanings of many concepts and basic results, in our case about Differential Calculus, can be very different in both texts.
With the initial aim of highlighting the difficulty in selecting reference books for undergraduate students of the first years of Calculus, we propose a research work to compare the notion of the derivativeand many essential results of Differential Calculusin two classical texts. By following a rigorous methodology for analyzing texts and using the technique of content analysis, we establish categories of analysis to conclude that meanings of many concepts and basic results, in our case about Differential Calculus, can be very different in both texts.
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