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 -MathCultPrac-XI-Virtual
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SUMMARY:Mathematical Cultures & Practices XI (Math
 CultPrac XI), Virtual
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210710
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210712
LOCATION:Virtual
DESCRIPTION:This meeting stands in the tradition o
 f an informal series of meetings of scholars inter
 ested in cultural aspects of mathematical research
  practice, attracting a community of scholars from
  mathematics, philosophy, mathematics education, s
 ociology, anthropology, automated reasoning, and h
 istory of mathematics. Participants of these gathe
 rings were interested in developing a view of math
 ematics on the basis of empirical observations of 
 the practices of mathematicians, taking into accou
 nt the fact that cultures and practices of mathema
 tics vary over time, space, and research community
 .  Invite speakers:Jessica Bradford, Nina Engelhar
 dt, Christian Greiffenhagen, Matthew Inglis, Mikke
 l Willum Johansen and Norbert Schappacher.   
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:\n  <p>This meeting s
 tands in the tradition of an informal series of me
 etings of scholars interested in cultural aspects 
 of mathematical research practice, attracting a co
 mmunity of scholars from mathematics, philosophy, 
 mathematics education, sociology, anthropology, au
 tomated reasoning, and history of mathematics. Par
 ticipants of these gatherings were interested in d
 eveloping a view of mathematics on the basis of em
 pirical observations of the practices of mathemati
 cians, taking into account the fact that cultures 
 and practices of mathematics vary over time, space
 , and research community.</p>\n\n  <p>Invite speak
 ers:Jessica Bradford, Nina Engelhardt, Christian G
 reiffenhagen, Matthew Inglis, Mikkel Willum Johans
 en and Norbert Schappacher.</p>\n\n  <p>&nbsp;</p>
 \n
URL:https://www.math.uni-hamburg.de/spag/ml/MathCu
 ltPracXI/
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