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How is technology made?—That is the question

Bijker, Wiebe E.

Cambridge journal of economics, 2010-01, Vol.34 (1), p.63-76 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Oxford: Oxford University Press

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How is technology made?—That is the question
Autor: Bijker, Wiebe E.
Assuntos: Constructivism ; Determinism ; Heuristics ; History of technology ; Idealism ; Lamps ; Moral relativism ; New technology ; O30 ; O31 ; O33 ; Ontology ; Realism ; Relativism ; Social construction ; Social constructivism ; Social constructs ; Social groups ; Studies ; Technological change ; Technological culture ; Technological frame ; Technology ; Technology assessment ; Technology in the humanities and social sciences
É parte de: Cambridge journal of economics, 2010-01, Vol.34 (1), p.63-76
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Descrição: This article reviews constructivist technology studies, and especially the social construction of technology (SCOT). To investigate how these constructivist studies regard the ontology of technology, I will trace their historical development in units of analysis, methodological approaches and research questions. Constructivist technology studies are relativistic in only one sense: methodological. They are agnostic with respect to the ontology of technology. Constructivist studies of technology thus do not primarily answer the question 'what is technology?'; they trace the process 'how to make technology'.
Editor: Oxford: Oxford University Press
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Oxford: Oxford University Press

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