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Where does technological change come from?

Miranda, Álvaro de (1995) Where does technological change come from? Inx: Sociedad, ciencia y tecnología: Riesgos y beneficios sociales del desarrollo tecnológico. Cuadernos de Sección. Ciencias Sociales y Económicas (2). Eusko Ikaskuntza, pp. 47-58. ISBN 84-87471-90-0

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Abstract

Usually, there have been a polarisation of CTS constructivism studies versus determinist studies, which is not completely real. In this sense, the history of Personal Computer shows a special interaction between Sciencie, Technology and Society. It is posible to reach a better analysis of this history by combining certain approaches of social constructivism with a degree of technological determinism.

Item Type:Book Section
Additional Information:Ponencias del curso Riesgos y beneficios sociales del desarrollo tecnológico, celebrado dentro de los XIII Cursos de verano, VI Cursos europeos, organizados por la Universidad del País Vasco y la Sociedad de Estudios Vascos y celebrados en San Sebastián en 1994
Uncontrolled Keywords:Ciencias sociales; Determinismo; Constructivismo; Ciencias Sociales
Subjects:Sociology
ID Code:6112
Last Modified:11 May 2011 16:36
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