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"The biggest contribution of Vincenti's splendidly crafted book may well be that it offers us a believably human image of the engineer." Technology Review.
Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Technology.
Merritt Roe Smith, Series Editor.
Focusing on his own field of aeronautical engineering, Vincenti (emeritus, Stanford) examines five case studies of design-oriented problems and their consequences, and then presents a model to help explain the growth of engineering knowledge. He contributes to the emerging view of engineering knowledge as an epistemological species different from applied science and initiates the nonspecialist to how engineers think. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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