This book celebrates Gert Schubring's 80th birthday and honors his impactful contributions to the field of history of mathematics and its education. Recognized with the prestigious Hans Freudenthal Award in 2019, Schubring's academic work sets the tone for this volume.
The thoughtfully curated articles in this collection offer insightful studies on textbooks and biographies of key figures in mathematics and mathematics education, contextualizing their significance within the broader historical landscape, and providing the readers with a deeper understanding of the development of the history of mathematics and its education. Researchers as well as curious readers and students will find this collection to be a valuable resource in the field.
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Women’s Access to Mathematical Research in Spain (1868–1936): The State of the Art
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The Training of Mathematics Teachers: A Higher Standpoint
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Paulian’s Commentaire on L’Hospital’s Analyse des infiniment petits: On How to Teach Differential Calculus in the 1760s
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Menso Folkerts
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Concept of Transmission as a Bipolar Process: The Case of the Formation of a Mathematical Community in Brazil
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Mathematics Textbooks as Sources of Research: A Look at Political and Cultural Aspects
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The 1824 Calcutta School-Book Society Arabic and Persian Edition of Euclid’s Elements: An Unusual Approach to Textbook Production in Colonial India
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