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An Episodic History of Mathematics
The purpose of this book, is to acquaint the student with mathematical language and mathematical life by means of a number of historically important mathematical vignettes. This book will also serve to help the prospective school teacher to become inured in some of the important ideas of mathematics—both classical and modern.
Author(s): Steven G. Krantz
483 Pages 
An Episodic History of Mathematics
The purpose of this book, is to acquaint the student with mathematical language and mathematical life by means of a number of historically important mathematical vignettes. This book will also serve to help the prospective school teacher to become inured in some of the important ideas of mathematics—both classical and modern.
Author(s): Steven G. Krantz
483 Pages
The area of study known as the history of mathematics is primarily an investigation into the origin of discoveries in mathematics and, to a lesser extent, an investigation into the mathematical methods and notation of the past.The reader of this book, whether a layman, a student, or a teacher of a course in the history of mathematics, will find that the level of mathematical background that is presupposed is approximately that of a college junior or senior, but the material can be perused profitably also by readers with either stronger or weaker mathematical preparation.
Author(s): Carl B. Boyer
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This note describes the history of Mathematics in various cultures and the history of different Mathematical topics.
Author(s): School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of St Andrews, Scotland
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The Number Concept Its Origin and Development
Levi Leonard Conant was an American mathematician specializing in trigonometry. The title of this work might lead the reader to suppose that it is principally mathematical, but the treatment adopted by the anthropological. It is a study of the evolution of the idea of number in primitive conditions and the survivals of early forms in later stages of culture.
Author(s): Levi L. Conant
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