Table of Contents
Research Papers
The Notion of Magnitude in Teaching: The "New Elements" of Arnauld and His Inheritance
The Century when Mathematics Became for All
Gender and Science: Greek Women and the History of Mathematics Education in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
"A Border State": A Historical Exploration of the Formative, Educational, and Professional Experiences of Black Mathematicians in the United States
Notes
Interview with Jeremy Kilpatrick
On-going Research in the History of Mathematics Education
The Legacy of David Bierens de Haan
Review
Angela Lynn Evans Walmsley: A History of Mathematics Education during the Twentieth Century, rev. by ALEXANDER KARP
Notes on Contributors
Information for Contributors
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