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Technology as Cultural Process,h texture in recent years, one can see two fundamentally different metaphysics from one or the other of which nearly all approaches originate. By metaphysics I mean a closed loop — a cosmology — of taken-for-granted views of human nature and social interaction, of public life, rationality, values, a

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Conserving Nature and Antiquity,ture and to preserve remnants of antiquity have become increasingly linked in content and in opposing forces. This essay traces the careers of these two campaigns, explains how and why they converge or diverge, and offers a critique of their rationales and effectiveness.

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Water and the Flow of Power,earth and of devising the means to get it does to the structure of power in a society. Water flowing through deserts can illuminate that universal process, I believe, in ways that no other environment can.

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Reinterpreting the Concept of Development from a Science and Technology Perspective,on development economists have given to this theme, even though there are a few notable exceptions to this general rule, with some development economists having turned their attention to technological issues in a partial way in recent times..

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