DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO RATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS
Abstract
This article discusses various approaches to the reconstruction of the history of mathematics from the standpoint of an empirical, conceptual event or the reconstruction of a system of views on a phenomenon, social, economic and cultural development, an exemplary invention.
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