technology as social knowledge...

Posted on May 8, 2004 by Judith Meskill
The Dictionary of Critical Sociology-- - T - defines Technology as:
Technology: Social knowledge objectified in the form of machines and routines. Any system for the transformation of natural material into cultural goods and services. In systems theory, a means of segregating entropy.
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