Epistemological Pluralism: Styles and Voices Within the Computer CultureErstpublikation in: Signs, Volume 16, Number 1, Autumn, 1990
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Zusammenfassungen
The prevailing image of the computer
represents it as a logical machine and computer programming as a technical, mathematical activity.
Both the popular and technical culture have
constructed computation as the ultimate
embodiment of the abstract and formal . Yet the computer's intellectual personality has another side: our research finds diversityin the practice of computing that isdenied by ist social construction.
When we looked closely at programmers in action
we saw [annal and abstract approaches; but we
also saw highly successful programmers in
relationships with their material that are more
reminiscent of a painter than a logician. They use concrete and personal approaches to knowledge
that are far from the cultural stereotypes of formal
mathematics.
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