VARIETIES OF MATHEMATICAL PROSE

Atish Bagchi · Charles Wells

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Academic Writing and Publishing History and Theory of Mathematics Discourse Analysis in Language Studies

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This article begins the development of a taxonomy of mathematical prose, describing the precise function and meaning of specific types of mathematical exposition. It further discusses the merits and demerits of a style of mathematical writing that labels each passage according to its function as described in the taxonomy.

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