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Technology and the African-American experience : needs and opportunities for study
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Technology and the African-American experience : needs and opportunities for study

Author: Bruce Sinclair
Publisher: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, 2004.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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This collection of essays examines the interaction of race and technology in a variety of social and technological contexts.
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Bruce Sinclair
ISBN: 0262195046 9780262195041 9780262693448 0262693445
OCLC Number: 53306746
Description: ix, 236 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Integrating the histories of race and technology / Bruce Sinclair --
Landscapes of technology transfer: rice cultivation and African continuities / Judith Carney --
Invention and innovation, 1619-1930 / Portia James --
History in the funny papers / Bruce Sinclair --
New South, new North: region, ideology, and access in industrial education / Nina Lerman --
Raising fish with a song: technology, chanteys, and African-Americans in the Atlantic Menhaden fishery / Barbara Garrity-Blake --
Pictures from an exposition / Bruce Sinclair --
'The open road': automobility and racial uplift in the interwar years / Kathleen Franz --
The matter of race in histories of American technology / Rebecca Herzig --
Minority engineering education in the United States since 1945: a research proposal / Amy Slaton --
Museums and the interpretation of African-American history / Lonnie Bunch --
A bibliography of technology and the African-American experience / Amy Sue Bix.
Responsibility: edited by Bruce Sinclair.

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The intersection of race and technology: black creativity and the economic and social functions of the myth of disengenuity.  Read more...

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"This enlightening collection of essays offers a wealth of insights into the relationship between race and technology in America, and opens the door to further research in this essential subject." Read more...

 
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