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Making technology masculineRuth Oldenziel

Making technology masculine

1999271 pages
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"Ruth Oldenziel maps the historical process through which men laid claims to technology as their exclusive terrain. She also explores how women contested this ascendancy of the male discourse and engineered alternative plots. From the moral gymnasium of the shop floor to the staging grounds of World's Fairs, engineers, inventors, social scientists, activists, and novelists emplotted and questioned technology as our modern male myth. Oldenziel recounts the history of technology - both as intellectual construct and material practice - by analyzing these struggles. Drawing on a broad range of…

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  • Paperback · Dutch · 2004
    Amsterdam University Press · 271 pages · 9789053563816
EmploymentHistoryHuman-machine systemsLaborSexual division of laborWomenMachinery in the workplaceLabor--history