13997

Mathematics, Society, and the Mind: A Seminar Series

Anuj Misra with special sessions by visiting scholars

Information for students

If it is not possible to enrol for this course via Campus Management, please enrol via the form "Modul-, Lehrveranstaltungs- und Prüfungsanmeldung" when you decided to take the course. Please submit this document to the Studienbüro within the same time frame you would have to enrol in your courses in Campus Management, namely within the first two or three weeks of the course. The workload of the course equals 330 hours: attendance 30 hours, preparation and wrap-up 180 hours, exam 120 hours. (Together with the companion course “Thinking Across the Divide: Mathematics, History and Society", LV 13996, the workload equals 450 hours). For questions regarding credits you will have to approach your BA- or MA advisor of your study program." close

Additional information / Pre-requisites

Guest auditors are welcome, but will have to register first via email: wissensgeschichte@geschkult.fu-berlin.de

Comments

This is a companion seminar series for the lecture course on “Thinking Across the Divide: Mathematics, History, and Society” (LV 13996). Through a curated selection of research articles and primary texts (in translation), as well as topical seminars by visiting scholars, we will discuss the influence of language, culture, and identity on the mathematical thinking of different societies. The aim of the discussions will be to motivate students to reflect upon the philosophy of mathematics seen through the lenses of onto-epistemic pluralities. close