41. Catalog-Numbers Edited by Professor dirk J. struik. 256 pages. (1964), $8.95 ISBN 07178-0320-1*, BIRTH OF THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO, struik, dirk, J. ed. http://www.intpubnyc.com/Catalog-Numbers.html

Catalog-Numbers Title Author Description Price ISBN 0-7178-0002-4 ALDERSON STORY: My Life as a Political Prisoner FLYNN, ELIZABETH GURLEY Alderson is the Federal women's prison where the author spent 28 months as a Smith Act "political prisoner" in the 1950s. One of the first prison accounts by a woman. 228 pages. (1972) ISBN 0-7178-0005-9 AMERICAN REVOLUTION: 1768-1788 APTHEKER, HERBERT The causes of the Revolution, popular participation, the cancer of slavery; military and world aspects. 304 pages. Bibliography. Index. (1960) ISBN 0-7178-0022-9 CASE OF JOE HILL FONER, PHILIP S. Joe Hill was an IWW poet, songwriter, and organizer. This book is a history of his trial, mass defense campaign, and execution. ISBN 0-7178-0030-X* CLASS STRUGGLES IN FRANCE: 1848-50 MARX, KARL These articles on revolution and counterrevolution were written while the events were still in progress. 158 pages. (1964) ISBN 0-7178-0033-4 COLONIAL ERA APTHEKER, HERBERT The colonies' history to the 1770s placed in a world context: the early development of capitalism, of class conflicts, and of slavery are particularly analyzed. 158 pages. Bibliography. Index. 2nd Ed. (1966) ISBN 0-7178-0041-5* CONTRIBUTION TO THE CRITIQUE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY MARX, KARL

42. Struik Publishers Pieterdirk Uys born in Cape Town, South Africa in 1945, has been in the theatre since Pieter-dirk Uys has been doing this sort of thing for so long, http://www.struik.co.za/book.author.action?id=3402

43. Remembering Dirk Jan Struik, 1894-2000 On the life and career of dirk Jan struik, mathematician and historian of mathematics, who died on October 21, 2000. http://www.maa.org/news/struik.html

Dirk Jan Struik: Mathematician, Historian, and Marxist By Arthur B. Powell and Marilyn Frankenstein "Mathematicians grow very old; it is a healthy profession. The reason you live long is that you have pleasant thoughts. Math and physics are very pleasant things to do." Dirk Jan Struik, Professor Emeritus of mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died peacefully on Saturday, 21 October 2000 at his home in Belmont, Massachusetts. He had just turned 106, on September 30. In celebration for what was to be his last birthday, friends from around the world presented him with many multicolor posters containing expressions of admiration and gratitude for the depth and rigor of his academic scholarship and the boldness of his political stances, moving tributes attesting to how he enriched their lives, and words of hope for the worldwide struggle for justice and peace that he championed. Struik's life spanned many eras. He was born in 1894 in Rotterdam, Holland, where he studied from grammar through high school. In a recent interview, he speculated that from his father, who was a schoolteacher, he inherited a love of mathematics and history (Powell and Frankenstein, 1999, p. 421). In 1912, Struik entered Leiden University to study mathematics and physics. In contrast to his high school notions, he attributed his understanding of the spirit of mathematics and science to the theoretical physicist Paul Ehrenfest at Leiden: "All the science I had learned before was static. Ehrenfest showed me how science is a living and growing field" (Powell and Frankenstein, 1999, p. 442).

44. SB3D (Tour/Struik): Dirk Struik dirk struik, who gave his own centenary lecture on September 30, 1994. struik Celebrates his 100th Birthday (Article from the Notices of the AMS) http://www.maa.org/cvm/1998/01/sbtd/article/tour/struik/struik.html

(Tour/Struik) Dirk Struik The three computer-generated images on this wall were produced during the summer of 1994 in anticipation of the hundredth birthday celebration of Professor Dirk Struik, who gave his own centenary lecture on September 30, 1994. This picture was taken during that lecture, and appeared in the January, 1995, issue of the Notices of the AMS . Struik recently celebrated his 103rd birthday. Struik Celebrates his 100th Birthday (Article from the Notices of the AMS Surfaces Beyond the Third Dimension Last modified: 08 Oct 2000 08:51:10 Comments to: Thomas F. Banchoff thomas_banchoff@brown.edu Struick Sequence Triple-Point Twist ... Evolute Stripes

45. Beyond 3D: Struik Picture of dirk struik, lecture on hundredth birthday celebration (19949-30 dirk struik (1894-2000). On September 23, 1994, at Brown University, Prof. http://alem3d.obidos.org/en/struik/

Português English Beyond 3D Struik The Struik Sequence Temple of Viviani The Klein Bottle Evolute Stripes This serie of three images was presented at the celebration of the hundredth birthday of Prof. Dirk Struik (1894-2000). On September 23, 1994, at Brown University, Prof. Struik gave his own centenary lecture "Mathematicians I Have Known". Each of the three images that were presented to Prof. Struik was developed during the summer of 1994 by teams of students working at Brown. © 1996 by Thomas F. Banchoff. Used with permission.

46. Além 3D: Struik Translate this page Foto de dirk struik, aula comemorativa do centésimo aniversário (1994-9-30 dirk struik (1894-2000). Em 23 Setembro de 1994, na Universidade de Brown, http://alem3d.obidos.org/pt/struik/

Português English Além 3D Struik A sequência de Struik Templo de Viviani A Garrafa de Klein Fitas Evolutas Esta série de três imagens foi apresentada na comemoração do centésimo aniversário do Prof. Dirk Struik (1894-2000). Em 23 Setembro de 1994, na Universidade de Brown, o Prof. Dirk Struik leccionou a aula do seu próprio centenário, "Mathematicians I Have Known". Cada uma das três imagens oferecidas ao Prof. Struik foi desenvolvida no Verão de 1994 por grupos de estudantes trabalhando em Brown. © 1996 por Thomas F. Banchoff . Usado com permissão.

47. Abu Ja'far Muhammed Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi Note 6; struik, dirk, A Source Book of Mathematics, 12001800. Note 7; Toomer, GJ, Al-Khwarizmi, The Dictionary of Scientific Biography, http://www.dean.usma.edu/math/people/rickey/hm/math311/al-khwarizmi.html

Abu Ja'far Muhammed ibn musa Al-Khwarizmi (Born before 800, died after 847) Little is known of the life of this ninth century Arabic mathematician who also wrote on astronomy, geography, and the calendar. His name indicates that he was "Muhammed, son of Moses, father of Jafar, from Khwarizm," (modern Khiva, south of the Aral Sea in central Asia), but some historians say he came from a district between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. (Toomer, p. 358) References: Gandz, Solomon, "The origin of the term 'algebra'," American Mathematical Monthly, 33 (1926), 437-440. Karpinski, L.C., Robert of Chester's Latin Translation of the Algebra of Al-Khwarizmi, University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1933. [Note 6] Struik, Dirk, A Source Book of Mathematics, 1200-1800. [Note 7] Toomer, G. J., "Al-Khwarizmi," The Dictionary of Scientific Biography, edited by C. C. Gillespie, vol. 7, pp. 358-365. [Note 8] Notes about how this biography could be improved: What is the source of this quotation. Perhaps Karpinski? This is a nice story but there should be a footnote on its source.

48. Department Of Urban Education, Rutgers University At Newark In memoriam dirk Jan struik Marxist mathematician, historian and educator (30 Na sua plenitude dirk Jan struik reflete sobre 102 anos de atividades http://edu.newark.rutgers.edu/facultypages/powell.htm

49. Newton Vs. Leibniz; The Calculus Controversy and concrete reality, while Leibniz focused more on the infinite and the abstract (struik, 1948). struik, dirk. A Concise History of Mathematics. http://www.angelfire.com/md/byme/mathsample.html

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50. The Economic Philosophic Manuscripts Of 1844 Karl Marx Dirk J Edited by dirk J. struik,. Translated by Martin Milligan. International Publishers. Due/Published February 1964, 255 pages, paper. ISBN 0717800539 http://www.frontlist.com/detail/0717800539

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51. Untitled Thus will have been the life of dirk struik when 1999 yields to year 2000. In 1915 dirk struik joined the Socialist Party, which became the Communist http://www.pww.org/past-weeks-1999/Dirk Stuik.htm

Dirk Stuik: A life that touches three centuries By Nell Kathryn How many people have lives that can claim contact with three centuries, one of which begins a new millennium? Thus will have been the life of Dirk Struik when 1999 yields to year 2000. Even fewer will have this experience after a century that encompassed work, personal joys, and professional success that earned world-wide plaudits. To usher in the new millennium has been a Struik ambition for some time. And as a self-proclaimed optimist, he looks to the coming century to move human society toward a better social and economic arrangement throughout the world - in a word, toward socialism. Who is this audacious man who, at 104 years, can smile over a pleasant turn in the conversation as he expresses his dismay at a world distraught with multiple wars on four of our five continents, and an environment heading for catastrophe even as solutions become more and more widely known. A Boston celebrity, though of Dutch origin and early training, Struik is professor emeritus of mathematics at MIT; the author of numerous books on mathematics, its history and theories; a popular lecturer and an outspoken ally of progressive causes, with a lifetime commitment to Marxist analysis. His book, Yankee Science in the Making (Dover Press), is still in print and available in book stores.

52. Bibliography Christiaan Huygens struik, dirk Jan, Het Land van Stevin en Huygens (Pegasus, Amsterdam, struik, dirk J., The Land of Stevin and Huygens A Sketch of Science and http://www.phys.uu.nl/~huygens/hug_biblio3_en.htm

Biographical Studies on Christiaan Huygens Detailed biographies Harting, Pieter, Christiaan Huygens in zijn leven en werken geschetst (Gebroeders Hoitsema, Groningen, 1868). Bell, Arthur E., Christian Huygens and the Development of Science in the Seventeenth Century Oeuvres complètes de Christiaan Huygens publiées par la Société Hollandaise des Sciences (Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, 1950), vol. XXII, pp. 383-778 Khristian Gyuigens 1629-1695 (Izdatelstvo Akademii Nauk SSSR, Moscow, 1962). French translation by I. Sokolev: Christiaan Huygens (Editions Mir, Moscow/Paris, 1976). Keesing, Elisabeth, Constantijn en Christiaan: Verhaal van een vriendschap Christiaan Huygens: Una biografia intellettuale (Franco Angeli Libri, Milan, 1985 [= Filosofia e scienza nel Cinquecento e nel Seicento , Serie I, nr. 27]). Christiaan Huygens, 1629-1695 (Museum Boerhaave, Leiden, 1988 [= Museum Boerhaave Communication , nr. 224]). Andriesse, Cornelis D., Titan kan niet slapen: Een biografie van Christiaan Huygens (Uitgeverij Contact, Amsterdam, 1993); 2nd ed. 1994.

53. [Portsidelist] Fwd: Dirk Struik -- Mathematician, Historian, Socialist egroups.com wrote diacad forwarded the following obituary for dirk J. struik. NY Times, October 26, 2000 dirk J. struik; Historian Was 106 By WOLFGANG http://people-link5.inch.com/pipermail/portside/Week-of-Mon-20030929/007555.html

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55. Pieter-Dirk Uys ( South Africa)Time Of The Writer Festival 2004 Elections Erections, struik/ZEBRA, 2002. PIETERdirk UYS (unable to attend - 2004 Pieter-dirk Uys was awarded South Africa s prestigious Truth and http://www.cca.ukzn.ac.za/images/tow/TOW2004/Uys.htm

Publications: (plays not listed) A Part Hate A Part Love , Radix/Random Century, 1990 Evita's Funigalore , Penguin S.A., 1995 The Essential Evita Bezuidenhout , David Philip, 1997 Trekking to Teema , Compress, 2001 , Struik/ZEBRA, 2002 PIETER-DIRK UYS (unable to attend - 2004 Time of the Writer) South Africa Outspoken satirist, playwright, entertainer and novelist, Pieter-Dirk Uys , born in Cape Town in 1945, has, since the mid 1960s, written, filmed and performed over 35 plays, videos, revues, and one-man shows throughout South Africa, and all over the world. When Uys's satirical plays started irritating South African politicians in the 70's, most were banned, so he launched his ‘one-man total onslaught' in 1981 against the narrow-minded Pretoria regime, most of whom, he says, are now ‘either dead, in retirement, in disgrace, insane, incontinent, forgotten, or recycled as avid supporters of the black majority rule'. A Part Hate A Part Love is the biography of Evita Bezuidenhout, Pieter-Dirk Uys's most visible creation, known and accepted as the “most famous white woman in South Africa ”. The book Evita's Funigalore is based on his 1994 12-part television series in which Evita Bezuidenhout interviewed the new democratic leaders, including Nelson Mandela. His most recent novel

56. Bokklubben A Concise History of Mathematics struik, dirk J. struik, dirk J. 195 sider Dover Publications Inc. 4th ed 1987. Traces development of concepts http://www.bokklubben.no/SamboWeb/sok.do?rolle1=forfatter&aktor1=Struik, Dirk J.

57. Science And Society: OVERVIEW PAGE The last surviving founding editor of S S, dirk Jan struik (pronounced stroyk ), died on October 21, 2000 at his home in Belmont, Massachusetts, http://www.scienceandsociety.com/editorial_sum01.html

EDITORIAL PERSPECTIVES - SUMMER 2001 BLINK OF AN EYE Science fiction can be a vehicle for critical social theory: by playing fast and loose with science one must not look too carefully into the scientific foundations of the stories, to avoid a collapse of the suspension of disbelief on which the entire effect rests a spot light can be thrown onto social reality, after the fashion of David Ricardo's "imagining strong cases" or Marx's "individuals as pure em bodiments of class interest." But let the story speak for itself. We are in the 23rd century. The starship Voyager, stranded in a sector of the galaxy tens of thousands of light years from Earth, enters the orbit of a strange planet, only to find itself stuck in a "tachyon field," unable to escape. The crew then discovers that the presence of Voyager in the planet's upper atmosphere is causing continual seismic activity on the surface; and that the planet is inhabited by intelligent life, at an early neolithic stage of technological and social evolution. But the planet's most remarkable feature please hang onto your suspension of disbelief for the duration is this: time passes much more rapidly there than in the rest of the galaxy, including on Voyager itself: a second of general time corresponds to almost a day on the planet (2). One member of the crew with an anthropological bent, First Officer Chakotay, is delighted at the prospect of studying civilizations as they rise and fall, watching history unfold before his eyes. His colleagues, however, are more preoccupied with the problem of extricating the ship from whatever is holding it captive in the planet's orbit. Efforts to power the ship out of the trap, however, increase the earthquakes on the surface, endangering the people there. True to Starfleet's "Prime Directive" no interference, especially of a harmful kind, in the affairs of alien peoples the Voyager crew stops trying to blast directly out of the trap in which they are held and looks for other solutions.

58. Pedagogía, Material Didáctico Translate this page G Alberts, On connecting socialism and mathematics dirk struik, Jan Burgers, D Riepe, dirk struik and the sociology of science, in For dirk struik http://www.cidse.itcr.ac.cr/revistamate/HistoriaMatematica/ArticulosNumAnteriore

Dirk Jan Struik: Matemático, Historiador y Marxista Vernor Arguedas T Escuela de Matemática Universidad de Costa Rica Dos guerras mundiales y el mcarthysmo en Estados Unidos son partes de las vivencias de este socialista marxista que cree firmemente hasta el final de sus días, que la Historia es hecha por los hombres y mujeres activos y que la Ciencia debe contribuir al desarrollo de la Humanidad. En este contexto las Ciencias Matemáticas juegan un papel importante en su doble dimensión: el lenguaje de las ciencias fácticas y el desarrollo del propio lenguaje matemático. Se debe conocer la Historia, es una de las máximas de Struik. Agregaríamos: debemos saber de donde proviene un conocimiento, cómo se ubica en relación a otros temas y tratar de prever hacia dónde se va. Este gran maestro escribe dos libros pedagógicamente extraordinarios: Lectures on Classical Differential Geometry (está traducido a muchos idioma y existe una versión en español. La Editorial Dover tiene una versión barata). A Concise History of:Mathematics.

59. HER Winter 1999 Issue Contents In His Prime dirk Jan struik Reflects on 103 Years of Mathematical and Political Activities by Arthur B. Powell and Marilyn Frankenstein http://gseweb.harvard.edu/~hepg/wi99.htm

Harvard Educational Review Winter 1999 Issue Table of Contents: Article Abstracts: Literacy Learning and Economic Change -by Deborah Brandt Writing Development: A Neglected Variable in the Consideration of Phonological Awareness -by Sofía A. Vernon and Emilia Ferreiro In His Prime: Dirk Jan Struik Reflects on 103 Years of Mathematical and Political Activities - by Arthur B. Powell and Marilyn Frankenstein On Becoming a Teacher of Teachers -by Robert H. Bell Winter 1999 Reviews of Current Books (Full-Text): by Brenda J. Child Sharing Words: Theory and Practice of Dialogic Learning White Reign: Deploying Whiteness in America edited by Joe L. Kincheloe, Shirley R. Steinberg, Nelson M. Rodriguez, and Ronald E. Chennault Country School Memories: An Oral History of One-Room Schooling by Robert L. Leight and Alice Duffy Rinehart by Kathleen Weiler The Incredible Journey to the Planets by Nicholas Harris The Art and Science of Portraiture by Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot and Jessica Hoffmann Davis Order the Winter 1999 Issue Article Abstracts: Literacy Learning and Economic Change Deborah Brandt Writing Development: A Neglected Variable in the Consideration of Phonological Awareness In His Prime: Dirk Jan Struik Reflects on 103 Years of Mathematical and Political Activities Arthur B. Powell and Marilyn Frankenstein

60. Mathematician@Everything2.com 1958, 1986, Ernest Nagel and James K. Newman. New York and London. struik, dirk J. A Concise History of Mathematics. 1967, Dover Publishing. New York. http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node=mathematician

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