
Didactical Phenomenology of Mathematical Structures (English, Hans Freudenthal)
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| Publisher | Springer |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-13 | 9789027722614 |
| ISBN-10 | 9027722617 |
| Author | Hans Freudenthal |
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About the Book
The launch ofa new book series is always a challenging eventn ot only for the Editorial Board and the Publisher, but also, and more particularly, for the first author. Both the Editorial Board and the Publisher are delightedt hat the first author in this series isw ell able to meet the challenge. Professor Freudenthal needs no introduction toanyone in the Mathematics Education field and it is particularly fitting that his book should be the first…
ISBN: 9789027722614
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Perchè leggere Didactical Phenomenology of Mathematical Structures?
In questo libro pubblicato nel 1983, Hans Freudenthal esamina nel dettaglio la formazione e lo sviluppo degli "oggetti mentali" indispensabili all'acquisizione concettuale delle idee matematiche di base. L'autore inquadra le problematiche della didattica della matematica all'interno del dualismo filosofico che oppone i "fenomeni" ai "noumeni".Secondo Freudenthal quando non riusciamo ad afferrare correttamente un concetto matematico è perchè non abbiamo sufficientemente esplorato tutte le sfaccet











