Teoria ator-rede e educação matemática: traduzindo inscrições associadas ao conhecimento matemático para o ensino.

This theoretical piece aims to analyze how Actor-Network Theory (ANT) can contribute to research in the field of Mathematics Education by harnessing the concept of inscription through Mathematical Knowledge for Teaching (MKT). We are guided by this theory, which was devised by Bruno Latour and his collaborators in order to discuss relationships between humans and non-humans when it comes to MKT, a term that has been discussed to permeate the form through which a teacher uses mathematics in teaching and how differently they act in comparison with how other professionals use it in their tasks. To initiate the discussion, we mapped the relations between ANT and MKT so as to highlight the concept of inscription. The conclusion is that both humans and non-humans can develop procedures of inscription, create parameters that allow the ordering of different mathematical relationships, which aim to stabilize sociotechnical networks and to generate an ever-bigger number of heterogeneous allies and aggregates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]