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Title: Decolonising Mathematics: How and why it makes science better (and enables students to solve harder problems)
Authors: Raju, C. K
Keywords: Mathematics;critical examination;globalized;empirical
Issue Date: 20-Nov-2018
Publisher: Palestine Technical University- Kadoorie
Citation: Raju, C. K.(2018). Decolonising Mathematics: How and why it makes science better (and enables students to solve harder problems). Palestine Technical University Research Journal: 6(3), 1-4
Series/Report no.: 6(3);1-4
Abstract: Mathematics is not universal. Traditional normal mathematics accepted both empirical proofs and reasoning, as does science, but formal mathematics prohibits the empirical. Prohibiting the empirical is obviously disadvantageous for applications of mathematics to science, but colonial education anyway replaced normal by formal math, declaring the latter to be superior without any critical examination, and globalised it.
URI: https://scholar.ptuk.edu.ps/handle/123456789/684
ISSN: 2307-809x
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