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Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal


(Special Issue on Critical Mathematics Education)

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

Editor: Paul Ernest


CRITICAL MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
SPECIAL ISSUE

CONTENTS

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Ole Skovsmose Mathematics: A Critical Rationality?

Ole SkovsmoseÌý Can Facts be Fabricated through Mathematics?

Paul ErnestÌý The Scope and Limits of Critical Mathematics Education

D. F. AlmeidaÌý Are there Viable Connections between Mathematics, Mathematical Proof and Democracy?

Ubiratan D’AmbrosioÌý Ethnomathematics: A Response to the Changing Role of Mathematics in Society

Annica AnderssonÌý Can a Critical Pedagogy in Mathematics lead to Achievement, Engagement and Social Empowerment?

Ieda Maria Giongo & Gelsa KnijnikÌý School Curriculum and Different Mathematics Language Games: A Study at a Brazilian Agricultural-Technical School

Mario Sánchez & Morten BlomhøjÌý The Role of Mathematics in Politics as an Issue for Mathematics Teaching (pdf)

Hilary PoveyÌý Teaching for Equity, Teaching for Mathematical Engagement

Randall Collins & Sal RestivoÌý Robber Barons and Politicians in Mathematics: A Conflict Model of Science

Sal Restivo & Randall CollinsÌý Mathematics and Civilization

Marilyn FrankensteinÌý Critical Mathematics Education: An Application of Paulo Freire’s Epistemology

Michael W. AppleÌý Reform through Conservative Modernization: Standards, Markets, and Inequality in Education

Peter AppelbaumÌý Sense and Representation in Elementary Mathematics

Maria NikolakakiÌý Investigating Critical Routes: The Politics of Mathematics Education and Citizenship in Capitalism

Tony BrownÌý Cultural Continuity and Consensus in Mathematics Education

M. Sencer CorluÌý A Historical Analysis of Democracy in Mathematics and Mathematics Education in European Culture

Laura J. JacobsenÌý Embedding Mathematics in the Elementary Teacher Education Curriculum Network

Lawrence M. LesserÌý The Necessity of Equity in Teaching StatisticsÌý

 

 

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Editor:Ìý Professor Paul Ernest, Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ, Graduate School of Education, St Lukes, Exeter EX1 2LU, U.K. ÌýP.Ernest(at)ex.ac.uk,ÌýÌý Web: http://www.people.ex.ac.uk/PErnest/ÌýÌý
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