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Technical behaviour defined in purely pragmatic , means - ends terms , and " produces observable results in a strictly mechanical way " . Ritual behaviour , by contrast , is essentially communicative , and serves to convey information ...
Technical behaviour defined in purely pragmatic , means - ends terms , and " produces observable results in a strictly mechanical way " . Ritual behaviour , by contrast , is essentially communicative , and serves to convey information ...
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First , humans put meaning into the definition and conception of their technical objects and , evidently , of their technical practices . In a given society , such as the Baruya - Anga of Papua New Guinea , garden fences have as ...
First , humans put meaning into the definition and conception of their technical objects and , evidently , of their technical practices . In a given society , such as the Baruya - Anga of Papua New Guinea , garden fences have as ...
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES : A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF CRAFT SPECIALISATION Valentine Roux - As many studies have shown ?, the relationship between technical systems and social systems is of great complexity ...
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES : A CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF CRAFT SPECIALISATION Valentine Roux - As many studies have shown ?, the relationship between technical systems and social systems is of great complexity ...
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