Ontological Conception of mathematical objects in the Theory of Objectification
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1981-1322.2016v11nespp216Abstract
This article aims to highlight the fact that not all contemporary learning theories in mathematics education discuss the ontological conception of its object of knowledge, in particular, the ontology of mathematical entities (numbers, sets, functions, matrices, vectors...). The investigation process was through the literature search methodology using as parameter the Theory of Knowledge Objectification (TKO) an emerging sociocultural theory designed by Luis Radford.
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