Challenging the phenomena of technology: embodiment, expertise, and evolved knowledge

New York: Palgrave-Macmillan (2015)
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Fighting the tools of our nature: technology in the popular imagination -- Beyond common sense: technology by definition -- All is one but not for all: technology as an object encountered in the world -- Brushing against reality: technological interactions require knowledge -- What everything knows: technologies as an embodiment of knowledge.

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T14.H36 2015

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