Technology in the Humanities

Technology in the Humanities
Volume 9.1 (Jun 1990)

Editors: Anthony Sinclair and Nathan Schlanger

1. Introduction: technology in the humanities
Article

Nathan Schlanger and Anthony Sinclair

2. Society, nature and the concept of technology
Article

Tim Ingold

3. Technique as human action: two perspectives
Article

Nathan Schlanger

4. Topsy turvy techniques: remarks on the social representation of techniques
Article

Pierre Lemonnier

5. 'A New Technology' revisited
Article

Robert Cresswell

6. Description, understanding and the chaîne opératoire
Article

chaîne opératoire

7. Technology as phenotype: an extended look at Time, Energy and Stone Tools
Article

Time, Energy and Stone Tools

8. Sermons in stones: an exploration of Thomas Wynn’s The Evolution of Spatial Complexity
Article

Paul Graves

9. Prehistoric lithic technology: some aspects of research
Article

Jacques Pelegrin

10. Technical and social actors: flintknapping specialists at Magdalenian Etiolles
Article

Nicole Pigeot

11. The psychosocial analysis of technical activities: a contribution to the study of craft specialisation
Article

Valentine Roux

12. Commentary
Article

Ian Hodder

13. Communication in archaeology: transforming the views
Commentary

Liliana Janik and Hanna Zawadzka

14. Communication in archaeology: the chances and risks for East German archaeology
Commentary

Andreas Reinecke

15. The problems of conservation in a unifying Berlin
Commentary

Frederick Baker

16. A History of African Archaeology
Book Review

Edited By: Peter Robertshaw

Reviewed By: Alinah Segobye

17. Princes et Princesses de la Celtique
Book Review

Authored By: Patrice Brun

Reviewed By: Timothy Champion

18. Les Industries Lithique Taillées de Franchthi
Book Review

Authored By: Catherine Perles

Reviewed By: Michael Chazan

19. Hearth and Home: A History of Material Culture
Book Review

Authored By: Norman G. Pounds

Reviewed By: Nathan Schlanger

20. Greeks, Romans and Barbarians
Book Review

Authored By: Barry Cunliffe

Reviewed By: Timothy Champion

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Technology in the Humanities

Technology in the Humanities Volume 9.1 (Jun 1990)

1. Introduction: technology in the humanities Article

2. Society, nature and the concept of technology Article

3. Technique as human action: two perspectives Article

4. Topsy turvy techniques: remarks on the social representation of techniques Article

5. 'A New Technology' revisited Article

6. Description, understanding and the chaîne opératoire Article

7. Technology as phenotype: an extended look at Time, Energy and Stone Tools Article

8. Sermons in stones: an exploration of Thomas Wynn’s The Evolution of Spatial Complexity Article

9. Prehistoric lithic technology: some aspects of research Article

10. Technical and social actors: flintknapping specialists at Magdalenian Etiolles Article

11. The psychosocial analysis of technical activities: a contribution to the study of craft specialisation Article

12. Commentary Article

13. Communication in archaeology: transforming the views Commentary

14. Communication in archaeology: the chances and risks for East German archaeology Commentary

15. The problems of conservation in a unifying Berlin Commentary

16. A History of African Archaeology Book Review

17. Princes et Princesses de la Celtique Book Review

18. Les Industries Lithique Taillées de Franchthi Book Review

19. Hearth and Home: A History of Material Culture Book Review

20. Greeks, Romans and Barbarians Book Review