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Linnaeus, Beckmann, Marx and the foundation of technology. Between natural and social sciences: A hypothesis of an ideal type

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L'A. definit le concept de technologie selon Beckmann et analyse la definition et l'origine de ce terme d'un point de vue semantique, puis sociologique ou la technologie est liee a l'innovation et aux sciences naturelles appliquees

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