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And for those who saw technology as the driving force of social development , the simplicity of technology among primitive hunter - gatherers accounted for the rudimentary nature of their social organisation , just as the advanced ...
And for those who saw technology as the driving force of social development , the simplicity of technology among primitive hunter - gatherers accounted for the rudimentary nature of their social organisation , just as the advanced ...
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I shall say immediately that of course no technological process has ever " created " a organisation of society . What is meant here is that some technological processes can only move forward and develop within a certain type of social ...
I shall say immediately that of course no technological process has ever " created " a organisation of society . What is meant here is that some technological processes can only move forward and develop within a certain type of social ...
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III The social organisation of apprenticeship Having discussed some processes of technical apprenticeship and the acquisition of skills at the site , I shall attempt to integrate these assessments within a broader picture of social ...
III The social organisation of apprenticeship Having discussed some processes of technical apprenticeship and the acquisition of skills at the site , I shall attempt to integrate these assessments within a broader picture of social ...
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Contents
Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair | 3 |
Nathan Schlanger | 18 |
Robert Cresswell | 39 |
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