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About: This bingo card dives into the fascinating world of mathematical practice, history, and philosophy. It’s perfect for academic seminars, reading groups, or conferences focused on science studies or the sociology of knowledge. Expect playful nods to classic debates, institutional quirks, and the everyday realities shaping math as a social and intellectual pursuit.
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This BB-test Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: epistemic genre, remediation, toy example, case study, starting point, materials, institutions, SSK (Sociology of Scientific Knowledge), ideotypical, everyday numeracy, chalk, Bourbaki, Cauchy, ontology, epistemology, DD Kosambi, epistemic used in a surprising way, communities of knowers, collectivity, rational reconstruction, critical inventory, rhetorical mode, affordance, constraint, situated, mobilised, blackboards, reading down, writing up, devalued, language games, following along, not following along, multiplicities of representation, mere representation, consensually self evident, social dissensus, fundamental representations, canon, practices of referencing, contested, assumed, bibliographical, practices, Leo Corry, abstract relations, Napoleon, archives, regimes of visibility, administrative practice, persona, potential, myth of mathematical expertise, Fields Medal, jokes, community, collective, translation, breaching experiment, IAS (Institute for Advanced Study), any South American archive, the large-dialectic hand gesture, holding chalk like a cigarette, tapping on the blackboard to punctuate a point, FBI files, either world war, deracinate.