Françoise Bastide and Greg Myers

A Night with Saturn
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 259-281. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Bryan Pfaffenberger

Technological Dramas
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 282-312. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Mike Michael

Lay Discourses of Science: Science-in-General, Science-in-Particular, and Self
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 313-333. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Kevin J. Cassidy

Defense Conversion: Economic Planning and Democratic Participation
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 334-348. [PDF] [References]  

Rob Kling

Audiences, Narratives, and Human Values in Social Studies of Technology
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 349-365. [PDF] [References]  

Keith Grint and Steve Woolgar

Computers, Guns, and Roses: What's Social about Being Shot?
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 366-380. [PDF] [References]  

Rob Kling

When Gunfire Shatters Bone: Reducing Sociotechnical Systems to Social Relationships
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 381-385. [PDF] [References]  

Arnold Thackray

Citation for Melvin Kranzberg, 1991 Bernal Prize Recipient
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 386-389. [PDF]  

Melvin Kranzberg

Acceptance
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 390-395. [PDF]  

Linda M. Strauss

Book Reviews : The Age of Intelligent Machines, by Raymond Kurzweil. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1990, 565 pp. $39.95
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 396-401. [PDF] [References]  

Sal Restivo

Book Reviews : Zen and the Art of Science Studies Artificial Experts: Social Knowledge and Intelligent Machines, by H. M. Collins. Cambridge: MIT Press, 1990
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 402-405. [PDF]  

H.M. Collins

Note on Restivo
Science, Technology & Human Values 1992 17: 406. [PDF]  

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