Readings on Technology and Technological Objects
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25249703e001Keywords:
Technology, readings, design, score, objectAbstract
This work deals with different positions of technology going from the technological determinism to the constructivism, paying attention to all perspectives which focus on progress, innovation or use. It enquires about the relation between technology and design in order to address the analysis of the technological object. It also deals with the devices that constitute the technology and suggests and integrating analysis if the multiple sides that make an object meaningful to reflect on how to study it. Thus, different reading methods are distinguished for industrial, communication and audiovisual objectsDownloads
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