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Social Change with Respect to Culture and Original Nature (review)

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Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis Innovation, Technology, and Society Interdisciplinary Studies: Technology, Society, and Humanities

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When the Society for the History of Technology was formed in 1958, its founders hoped that the new organization would provide a multidisciplinary home for scholars concerned with the historical interactions of technology, society, and culture. One indication of the society's intellectual eclecticism was the name of its journal, Technology and Culture. Another was the selection of a sociologist, William Fielding Ogburn (1886-1959), to serve as the society's first president. Ogburn's interests and scholarly pedigree certainly gave him the proper credentials; unfortunately, he died before he was able to take office.1

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1937TECHNICS AND CIVILIZATION 1955Technology and the Changing Family 1947The Social Effects of Aviation 1970The Big Questions in the History of American Technology

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