@article{5c8177e0b19b4199b18acf3d8cd44021,
title = "Habits and Binds of Mathematics Education in the Anthropocen",
abstract = "Human intervention has led some academics to suggest we have now entered a new era of geological time, the Anthropocene. The label {\textquoteleft}Anthropocene{\textquoteright}, for some, signals the shift from hopes of {\textquoteleft}saving nature{\textquoteright} and {\textquoteleft}solving{\textquoteright} problems, to living with crises and problems as our new and permanent condition. This article suggests the concept of {\textquoteleft}habit{\textquoteright} allows us to conceptualise ourselves in recursive relationship with the past and future, and with the world around us at all its scales. In other words, habit is a concept in keeping with the partial and paradoxical world we find ourselves in. A distinction is drawn however, between paradoxes that can be generative and paradoxes that lead to a double bind. ",
keywords = "mathematics education, Anthropocene, Paradox, double bind",
author = "Coles, {Alf T}",
year = "2017",
month = nov,
day = "3",
language = "English",
volume = "32",
journal = "Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal",
issn = "1465-2978",
publisher = "Paul Ernest",
}