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Computers in Swedish Society

Part of the History of Computing Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4471-2933-2

ISBN: 978-1-4471-2932-5

Publisher: Springer London - Springer Journals

Mar 28, 2012

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Background and Theoretical Assumptions

Lundin, Per

Pages: 1 –30

[Bang, the last file goes in the garbage can. That’s how I picture the late summer of 2007 when we at the Corporate Strategy Department move to Stureplan. Full digitization is what counts. I have no intention of riding there and back on the Hässelby–Stureplan metro just because I have forgotten a...
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Documenting the Use of Computers

Lundin, Per

Pages: 31 –57

[Above, the case has been made for the necessity of the project from a scholarly point of view. If we want to understand how computing changed the world, we need to address the users and the uses of computing technology, and therefore we need sources on these actors and processes. But besides...
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Oral Evidence and the Swedish Historiography of Computing

Lundin, Per

Pages: 59 –95

[In the first chapter of this book, I argued that if we want to understand how “computing has changed the world,” a more user-centered historiography of computing is needed. For this purpose, we need sources of those who used digital technology and how they used it. In the following chapter, I...

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