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Readings:
Workshop
faculty have asked participants to complete this syllabus of readings
prior to attending the workshop. (Readings
marked with **
are suggested, but not required)
WEEK 1:
| 01-Aug |
Politics
in Artifacts
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Winner, L.
(1986). Do
artifacts
have
politics? In L. Winner, The
whale and the reactor (pp.
19-39). Chicago: The University of Chicago Press
Friedman, B. & Nissenbaum, H. (1996) Bias in Computer Systems.
ACM
Transactions on Information Systems, 14
(3), 330-347.
Pfaffenberger, B. (1992). Technological dramas.
Science,
Technology, & Human Values, 17
(3), 282-312.
Woolgar, S.
& Pawluch, D. (1985) Ontological
Gerrymandering: The Anatomy of Social Problems Explanations. Social Problems, 32(2),
214-227.
Joerges, B. (1999) Do
Politics Have Artefacts? Social
Studies of Science, 29 (3), 411-431.
Latour, B. (2004). Which
politics for which artifacts? Domus,
June 04.
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| 02-Aug |
Social
Shaping of Technology
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** Mumford,
L. (1964). Authoritarian
and
democratic technics. Technology
and Culture, 5 (1), 1-8.
Sclove, R. (1995) Technology and democracy.
New
York: Guilford Press.
** Cowan,
R. S. (1985). The
Industrial
Revolution in the Home. In D.
MacKenzie & J. Wajcman, (Eds.), The
Social Shaping Of Technology: How The
Refrigerator Got Its Hum (181-201). Philadelphia: Open
University
Press.
Cowan, R. S. (1985). How
the Refrigerator Got
Its Hum. In D.
MacKenzie & J. Wajcman, (Eds.), The
Social Shaping Of Technology: How The
Refrigerator Got Its Hum (202-218). Philadelphia: Open
University Press.
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Doorly, M. (1985) A
Woman's Place: Dolores Haydenon the
`Grand Domestic Revolution'. In
D.
MacKenzie & J. Wajcman, (Eds.), The
Social Shaping Of Technology: How The
Refrigerator Got Its Hum (219-222). Philadelphia: Open
University Press.
The Internet
Fridge.
Caslon Analytics, version January 2005.
Bijker, W.E. (1995). Of
bicycles,
bakelites, and bulbs: Toward a theory of sociotechnical change.
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Ch. 1:
Introduction (1-19) and Ch 5: The
Politics of Sociotechnical Change (269-290).
Wacjman, J. (2004).
Technofeminism.
Cambridge, UK: Polity Press. Ch. 2 Technosicence
Reconfigured
(32-55) and Ch. 5 Metaphor and Materiality (102-130).
MacKenzie, D. (1990). Inventing
Accuracy. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Ch.
1: A Historical Sociology of Nuclear Missile Guidance (1-26) and
Epilogue:
Uninventing the Bomb (424-426).
Winner, L. (1993) Upon opening the black
box and
finding it empty: Social constructivism and philosophy of technology.
Science,
Technology
and Human Values, 18(3), 362-378. |
| 03-Aug |
Infrastructure |
Latour,
B. Paris:
the Invisible City. Chapter 1: Traversing. [explore the
interface,
it’s not obvious]
Bowker, G. & Star, S. L. (1999). Sorting
things out: Classification and its consequences.
Cambridge, MA:
MIT Press. Ch.7:
What a
Difference a Name Makes – the
Classification of Nursing Work (229-252) and Ch.10: Why Classifications
Matter (319-326).
Suchman, L.
(1997). Do
categories have politics? The language/action
perspective reconsidered. In B. Friedman, (Ed.), Human values and the design of
computer
technology (pp. 91-105). Oxford, UK: Cambridge University
Press.
Lansing, J.S. (1991). Priests and
programmers: technologies of power in the engineered landscape of Bali.
Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. Introduction: The Gods of
the Countryside (3-17), Ch 2: The Powers of Water (37-49) and
Ch.
3: The Waters of Power (50-73).
Bowker, G. Biodiversity
Datadiversity. |
| 04-Aug |
Actor-Network
Theory |
Callon,
M. (1986).
The Sociology of an Actor-Network: The Case of the Electric Vehicle, in
M. Callon, J. Law, and A. Rip (Eds.), Mapping
the Dynamics of Science and Technology (19-34), London:
Macmillan.
Johnson, J. (1988) Mixing
humans and non-humans together: the sociology of a door-closer. Social Problems, 35
(3),
298–310.
Latour, B. (1987) Science
in action:
How to follow scientists and engineers through society.
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Ch.
6: Centers of
Calculation (215-257).
Latour, B. (1996). Aramis,
or,
the love of technology. Cambridge,
MA:
Harvard University Press. Prologue:
Who Killed Aramis (1-11),
Ch.1: An Exciting Innovation (12-50) and Conclusion: Aramis Unloved
(289-302). |
| 05-Aug |
Design
Pragmatics |
Friedman,
B., Kahn,
P. and Borning, A. Value Sensitive
Design
and Information Systems. Forthcoming in P. Zhang & D.
Galletta
(Eds.), Human-Computer
Interaction
in Management Information Systems: Foundations. New York:
M.E.
Sharpe.
Flanagan, M., Howe, D. and Nissenbaum, H. (2005). Values in Design:
Theory and
Practice. (draft).
Vinck, D., (Ed.). (2003) Everyday
Engineering: An Ethnography of Design and Innovation.
Cambridge,
MA: MIT Press. Introduction
(1-10), Ch.1: Socio-Technical Complexity: Redesigning a Shielding Wall
(13-27) and Epilogue: Approaches to the Ethnography of Technologies
(203-226).
Brand, S. (1994) How
Buildings
Learn: What happens after they’re built. New
York: Viking.
File 1:
Ch.1: Flow (2-11), Ch. 2: Shearing
Layers (12-24)
File 2:
Ch. 9: The Romance of Maintenance (110-131), Ch.12 Built for Change
(190-209). |
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Related
Foundational Readings |
** Weber,
R. C. (1999).
Manufacturing gender in military cockpit design. In D.
MacKenzie and J. Wajeman, (Eds.), The social shaping of technology
(2nd ed). Buckingham, UK: Open University Press.
** Pinch,
T. and Bijker, W. (1992) The Social Construction of Facts and
Artifacts: Or How the Sociology of Science and the Sociology of
Technology Might Benefit Each Other. In W.
Bijker and
J. Law (Eds.), Shaping
Technology/Building Society. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press,
1992,
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Norman, D. (1989) The
Design of
Everyday Things. New York: Basic Books.
** Cowan,
R. S. (1983). More Work
For
Mother: The Ironies Of Household
Technology
From The
Open Hearth To The Microwave. New York: Basic
Books. |
WEEK
2:
| 08-Aug |
Dan
Boneh
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Garfinkel,
T., Pfaff, B., Chow, J., Rosenblum, M. and Boneh, D. (2003) Terra:
A Virtual Machine-Based Platform for Trusted Computing.
Proceedings of 19th ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles
(SOSP), pp 193-206.
Ross, B.,
Jackson, C., Miyake,
N., Boneh, D. and Mitchell, J. (2005) Stronger
Password
Authentication Using Browser Extensions. Technical
Report Stanford-SecLab-TR-2005-1. |
| Joan
Feigenbaum |
Project
Overview
and Introductory
Material from PORTIA project website
PORTIA
Overview presentation |
| John
Sherry |
Greenberg, J.
& Park, T.
(1994) Political
Ecology. Journal
of Political
Ecology 1,
1-12.
Prahalad,
C.K. &
Hammond, A. (2002, September) Serving
the World’s Poor, Profitably. Harvard
Business Review, pp. 4-11.
Salvador,
T., Sherry, J. and
Urrutia, A. Less
Cyber, More Café:
Enhancing Existing Small Businesses Across the Digital Divide with ICTs
Intel Corporation.
Sherry,
J., Beckwith,
R., March, W., Salvador, T. and Barile, S.
The Life of
the Place: Technology and Communities Intel Corporation. |
| 09-Aug |
Carl
Mitcham |
Heikkerö,
T. Focal Things
and Practices - In the West and in Japan. In Technology in Society,
forthcoming.
Mitcham, C.
(1995) Ethics
Into Design.
In R.
Buchanan and V. Margolin (Eds.). Discovering
Design: Explorations in Design Studies. Chicago:
University of
Chicago Press.
Mitcham, C.
(2003) In Memoriam:
Ivan
Illich: Critic of Professionalized Design. Design Issues 19 (4), 26-30.
Mitcham, C.
(2005) Thinking
Re-Vernacular Building. Design Issues 21 (1), 32-40.
Mitcham, C. (2005) Values and Valuing. In C. Mitcham (Ed.). Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics. New York: Macmillan Reference.
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| Terry
Winograd |
Diaz, A. (2005) Through the Google
Goggles:
Sociopolitical Bias in Search Engine Design. Thesis, Stanford
University.
Google. Google
Privacy Center.
Honan, M. (2004, April 26) Don't
be afraid of the big bad Gmail. Salon.com.
Hoofnagle, C. (2005, March 4) Privacy
Self Regulation: A Decade
of Disappointment. Washington, DC: EPIC.
Introna. L. & Nissenbaum, H. (2000). Shaping the web: Why the
politics of
search engines matter. The
Information Society, 16(3), 1-17.
Metz, C. (2003, February 26) Is
Google
Invading Your Privacy? PC
Magazine.
Privacy Rights Clearinghouse (2004, April 19) Thirty-One
Privacy and Civil Liberties Organizations Urge Google to Suspend Gmail
Sheff, D. (2004, September). Google
guys. Playboy,
51(9),
55-60, 142-145. |
| Kjeld
Schmidt |
Carstensen,
P., Schmidt, K. and Wiil, U. K. (1999) Supporting
Shop Floor Intelligence. Proceedings of the international
ACM SIGGROUP conference on Supporting group work, pp. 111-120.
Schmidt, K.
& Simone, C.
(1996) Coordination
Mechanisms. In Computer
Supported Cooperative Work 5(2-3),
155-200. |
10-Aug
&
11-Aug
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Richard
Boland |
Boland, R.
(2001). The
tyranny of space in
organizational analysis. Information
and Organization 11, 3–23.
Boland, R.
(2003) An
Ecology of Distributed Mediated Cognition. In C.Ciborra and
C.
Angelou (Eds.) Information
Systems and Social Theory. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press.
Boland, R
and Lyytinen, K.
(2005) The
Limits of Language in Doing
Organizational Work. Draft. |
| Leigh
Star |
Star, S. L.
(1999) The
Ethnography of
Infrastructure, American
Behavioral Scientist, 43: 377-391.
Star, S. L.
and Ruhleder, K.
(1996) Steps
toward
an Ecology of Infrastructure: Design and Access for Large
Information Spaces, Information
Systems Research, 7(1), 111-134.
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| Nancy
van House |
Van
House, N. (2002) Digital
Libraries and the Practices of Trust: Networked Environmental
Information. Social
Epistemology, 16 (1), 99-114.
Van House, N. (2004). Epistemic
Machineries of Environmental Online Communication.
Environmental Online Communication. Arno Sharl, ed. Springer; p.
199-208. |
11-Aug
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Patrick
Feng |
Feng,
P. (2000). Rethinking
technology,
revitalizing ethics: Overcoming barriers to ethical design. Science and Engineering Ethics, 6
(2), 207-220.
Feng, P. (2005). Challenges
to user involvmenet: The case of technical standards. In H.
Rohracher (Ed.), User
involvement in
innovation processes: Strategies and limitations from a socio-technical
perspective (pp. 107-124). Vienna: Profil-Verlag. |
| Phoebe
Sengers |
Sengers, P.
(2003) The
Engineering of Experience. In M. Blythe, A. Monk, K.
Overbeeke, & P. Wright (Eds.). Funology: From Usability to Enjoyment.
Sengers, P., Liesendahl, R., Magar, W., Seibert, C., Müller,
B.,
Joachims, T. and Geng, W. (2002) The
Enigmatics
of Affect. Conference
on Designing
Interactive
Systems (DIS). London, England.
Sengers, P., Boehner, K., David, S. and Kaye, J. (2005) Reflective Design. Culturally Embedded Computing Group, Cornell Information Science. |
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