It is argued that the exchange between the formal and the social uses of mathematics has often been mediated by recreational mathematics. Many examples are offered, taken by ancient and modern history.
Mathematics as a social language: a (past and present) phenomenology
Paolo Rossi
2018-01-01
Abstract
It is argued that the exchange between the formal and the social uses of mathematics has often been mediated by recreational mathematics. Many examples are offered, taken by ancient and modern history.File in questo prodotto:
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