Titlebook: Mathematics Across Cultures; The History of Non-W Helaine Selin Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Counting.Cultural

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Anthropological Perspectives on Ethnomathematics,y of mathematical thought and practice. In that sense, the word applies to the connections between mathematics and culture in every geographic area, every human group, and in every historical moment on earth. Ascher (1990), on the other hand, has defined ethnomathematics as the study of mathematical

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Rationality and The Disunity of The Sciences,orical, philosophical and sociological perspectives. Detailed analyses on the history of epistemology, on the cultural origins of science and on the practice of science reveal science as diverse, heterogeneous and disunited, taking a variety of different forms depending on the discipline, the locati

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