Titlebook: Engineering Identities, Epistemologies and Values; Engineering Educatio Steen Hyldgaard Christensen,Christelle Didier,Byro Book 2015 Spring

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On the Normativity of Professionalisms ethical responsibilities “beyond ordinary morality”. The thesis will be defended that, although there may be specific rules for “professionals”, the philosophical foundation of professional ethics yet rests on ordinary morality.

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In Search of Australian Political Sciencetities in part because they converge with (and perform) available masculinities, and that women’s (perceived and felt) membership as ‘real’ engineers is likely to be more fragile than men’s. Improving the representation of women in engineering requires foregrounding and celebrating heterogeneity in genders as well as engineering.

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Wieland Wermke,Maija Salokangas, permission, etc.) in a world designed and produced by and through technology. In this respect, the constitution of some technological networks and frameworks calls for looking at the web of modalities of human agency as entailed by the engineering process.

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‘Nuts and Bolts and People’ Gender Troubled Engineering Identitiestities in part because they converge with (and perform) available masculinities, and that women’s (perceived and felt) membership as ‘real’ engineers is likely to be more fragile than men’s. Improving the representation of women in engineering requires foregrounding and celebrating heterogeneity in genders as well as engineering.

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The Dialectics of Engineeringneering seems to be at odds with itself or with our perceptions of it. We offer several examples of such dialectics in the belief that they represent some of the key issues upon which any deeper understanding of engineering hinges. The introduction highlights an initial dialectic of scope that is en

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‘Nuts and Bolts and People’ Gender Troubled Engineering Identitiestechnology studies, given the strong marking of sociality as feminine and technology as masculine. I explore these themes, drawing on ethnographic observations of building design engineering. This is a profoundly heterogeneous and networked engineering practice, which entails troubled boundaries and

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Designing the Identities of Engineersntity of the engineer and the responsibilities of engineering work”. They suggested that “one methodological strategy for sorting out similarities and differences in engineers’ identities is to ask the ‘who’ question. Who is an engineer? Or, what makes one an engineer?” (Downey et al. 2007). This ch

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Engineering Ethics and Engineering Identities: Crossing National Bordersnitiatives in relation to the evolving identities of engineers. A key issue in ethics education for engineers concerns relationships between the identities of engineers and the contents and responsibilities of engineering work. These relationships have varied significantly over time and from country