A late modernist

Calculating health and social change: an essay on Jerry Morris and Late-modernist epidemiology.

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Suffering the Modernist Legacy of Husserlian Phenomenology

The Theater in Modernist Thought

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The Contested Rise of a Modernist Technology Politics

that gained speed in the nineteenth and twentieth century in the western world, a typical modernist practice of technology politics emerged. The concepts of modernization and modernity need to be handled with care, of course, since their use may easily lead to an identification with modernizers, actors who have invented and used these labels to advance their cause. In addition, using these conc...

Evaluating Evolutionary Information Systems: A Post- Modernist Perspective

INTRODUCTION Until the beginning of the 1990s, information systems (IS) were generally viewed as largely a support for business activity and were justified using cost accounting techniques. A proposed system would be developed if it could be shown that it would reduce operating costs or result in other productivity increases. No consideration was given to other benefits of an intangible or even...