A 'Technological Idiot'? Raymond Williams and Communications Technology
Abstract
Raymond Williams was a prolific cultural commentator and historian and his writing on communications technology provides a particularly relevant framework for understanding contemporary information-society innovations. Williams sought to distinguish questions of technique and technical invention from their realization in the fundamentally social organization of technologies themselves and emphasized the importance of agency and intention in...
Paper Details
Title
A 'Technological Idiot'? Raymond Williams and Communications Technology
Published Date
Jan 1, 2002
Volume
5
Issue
3
Pages
425 - 442
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