Appropriating Technology: Vernacular Science and Social Power

Part II, "Information Technologies" (edited by [Ron Eglash]), tackles the "turbulent mix" that results from the "confluence of science, technology, and social power" (p. 102). From accounts of technologically savvy hip-hop 'scratch' techniques, learning experi...

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Vydáno v:	Canadian journal of communication Ročník 31; číslo 3; s. 773 - 774
Hlavní autor:	Bendor, Roy
Médium:	Journal Article Book Review
Jazyk:	angličtina
Vydáno:	Toronto University of Toronto Press 23.10.2006
Témata:	Activism Activists Adoption of innovations African Americans Appropriate technology Appropriation Black women Case studies Colloquial language Computational fluid dynamics Croissant, Jennifer L Culture Di Chiro, Giovanna Diffusion Discourse Economics Eglash, Ron S Electronic media Environmental policy Epistemology Equality Expropriation Fluid flow Fouche, Rayvon Grass roots movement Hip hop culture Impact analysis Information dissemination Information technology Inner city Innovations Internet Journalism Learning Legitimacy Mapping Nonfiction North and South Pointing Political economy Politics Power Professionals Ruling class Science Science and technology Scientific knowledge Seams Social justice Social power Sustainable development Technological change Technology Turbulent flow Vernacular Women North America
ISSN:	0705-3657, 1499-6642
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