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Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Why Rethinking? 1
The Social Organization of Scientific and Technological Advance 21
Big Science and Large Technological Systems 41
Science, Technology, and Economic Change 60
The Mediation of Politics as a Large Technological System 74
The Consumption of Technology in Everyday Life 99
Who's Afraid of Scientific Objectivity and Technological Determinism? 121
Notes 141
References 156
Index 170
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Christine L Haakenson
reviewed Rethinking Science, Technology, and Social Change on October 07, 2014
Rethinking Science, Technology, and Social Change
I read and used Gartman's book for research on automobile dashboard design ( See The Dashboard Book). It is packed with excruciating detail on the history of auto design and the marketing of the American automobile. Gartman makes a good argument that we Americans were duped into buying cars for their glitter rather than their substance. It is well researched and worthy of a read by anyone interested in the history of American auto industry.
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