On the social relations of computers
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Summary
Decisions on deployment of computer technology are shown to be powerfully conditioned by a technocultural paradigm forged in the industrial revolution, which fosters obsessive concern with productivity and growth.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1985-06-01
- Cited by
- 8
- References
- 61
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Keywords
Rhetoric, Unemployment, Software deployment, Productivity, Polarization (electrochemistry)
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- What Computers Mean for Man and Society
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- Computers and Electronics for Individual Services
- A public philosophy for real time information systems
- Computers in Manufacturing
- Privacy and computers
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- The real information society: present situation and some forecasts
- Computer ethics: an antidote to despair
- Integration of intelligent technologies into conventional information systems: key issues, opportunities and potential pitfalls
- Author Index to Volume 5 (1985)*
- Society 5.0: Bibliography
- Social Dimensions of Office Automation
- Computers and Democracy
- The Ethics of Computing
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