[Maths-Education] Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal 26 out

[Ernest, Paul]

Dear colleagues

This latest issue is now available online via
http://www.people.ex.ac.uk/PErnest/ 


Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal No. 26 (December  2011)  Editor: Paul Ernest

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CONTENTS 
Ole Skovsmose, Keiko Yasukawa and Ole Ravn  Scripting the World in Mathematics and its Ethical Implications

Paul Ernest  Forms of Knowledge in Mathematics and Mathematics Education: Philosophical and Rhetorical Perspectives

Ann-Sofi Röj-Lindberg  Structure and Closure of School Mathematical Practice - The experiences of Kristina

Maria Nikolakaki  Mathematics Education in Greek Primary Schools: From Delayed to Reflexive Modernization

Ilhan M. Izmirli  Does a Postmodernist Philosophy of Mathematics Make Sense? Is “2 + 2 = 5” Correct as Long as One's Personal Situation or Perspective Requires It?

Uffe Thomas Jankvist  The Construct of Anchoring – An Idea for ‘Measuring’ Interdisciplinarity in Teaching 

Karen François  Ethnomathematics as a Human Right

Frank H. Gregory  Arithmetic and Reality: A Development of Popper's Ideas

Robert Ward-Penny  Memes and Mathematics Education

Jesús Gallardo Romero and José Luis González Marí  On Understanding and Interpretation in Mathematics: An Integrative Overview

Per Øystein Haavold  Mathematical Competence - What is it and What Ought it be?

M. Sencer Çorlu  An Aesthetic Representation of Alfred North Whitehead’s Philosophy of Mathematics Education

Vinod Mishra   Mathematical Heritage of India: Some Remedial Issues: Mathematics History in Teaching

Melinda E. Browne  A Sociocultural Study of Mathematical and other Identities of “Struggling” Teenage Boys 

Reuben Hersh  Why we wrote ‘Loving and Hating Mathematics’

Announcement Postmodern Mathematics discussion group at ICME12 Seoul, July 2012 – Co-Chairs Paul Ernest and Regina Möller 

Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal        ISSN 1465-2978 (Online)

Best wishes

Paul
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Paul Ernest
Emeritus Professor, Education, Exeter University, Exeter, EX1 2LU, UK
Visiting Professor, Oslo; Professorial Research Fellow, Brunel; Adjunct Professor, Hope Liverpool.

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New Discussion Group 6 on Postmodern Mathematics at ICME-12 Seoul July 8-15, 2012
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dear all,

please take a look at my article http://bit.ly/xKZ3dM and give some comments

regards,
Ng FK

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