Titlebook: Values, Technology and Work; Enid Mumford Book 1981 E. Mumford 1981 Case Studies.building.computer.design.future.history.history of litera

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lues of technical systems designers, user management and user clerks converged or diverged in the change process. It is hoped that the ideas set out here will contribute both to a greater theoretical understanding of the in- fluences which affect technical change and to the practical design of humanistic comp978-94-009-8345-8978-94-009-8343-4

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l adults, we would starve from perplexity, unable to relate to the objects, people and other entities around us. We would find ourselves in the nihilistic situation Nietzsche sketched so vividly when he told the story of ‘The Madman’ (or ‘The Death of God’) in .:

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Enid MumfordOrenstein, 1994; Phillips, 1998; Pipher, 1994). Many censor themselves to navigate more safely through a society that expects certain culturally defined and gender-appropriate behaviors (Pastor, McCormick, & Fine, 1996; Phillips, 1998). The process of self-silencing and subsequent missed opportuniti

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Enid Mumfordn the military (a value that is a product of the neighborhood). It was also during this time that working-class wages peaked, although some people today seem to have forgotten that fact and tend to blame others (blacks, Hispanics, Muslims) for their own social and economic struggles.

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