Donald E Thomas
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3945802 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Donald E Thomas |
| PRENOMES | Donald E |
| SOBRENOME | Thomas |
| ASSINATURA | THOMAS D E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Carnegie Mellon University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3976-3131 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1971 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1993 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The German Experience of Professionalization
The German Experience of Professionalization
146 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE The German Experience ofProfessionalization: Modern Learned Professions and Their Organizations from the Early Nineteenth Century to the Hitler Era. By Charles E. McClelland. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1991. Pp. x + 253; notes, index. $54.50. Charles E. McClelland’s The German Experience of Professionalization is a detailed study of the development of the major German profes sions, primarily law…
German National Socialism and the Quest for Nuclear Power
New Profession, Old Order
New Profession, Old Order
604 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Despite the cogency of Staiti’s analysis of the social, aesthetic, and spatial thinking that underlay the development of the telegraph, his explanation of the relationship between art and technology based on Hindle and Ferguson remains unsatisfactory—perhaps because of the brevity of his discussion of Morse’s mechanical interests. If that task remains for some future historian, there is no question that he …
Nazi "Coordination" of Technology
In recent years a number of studies have dealt with the fate of technology and the engineering profession under National Socialism. The most exhaustive of these works is Karl-Heinz Ludwig's Technik und Ingenieure im Dritten Reich, which examines, among other things, the Nazi (Gleichschaltung)' of professional engineering societies and the cooperation of engineers with both peacetime and wartime policies of the Third Reich.2 While Ludwig has studi…
Nazi “Coordination” of Technology
Research Note NAZI “COORDINATION” OF TECHNOLOGY: THE CASE OF THE BAVARIAN POLYTECHNICAL SOCIETY DONALD E. THOMAS, JR. In recent years a number of studies have dealt with the fate of technology and the engineering profession under National Socialism. The most exhaustive of these works is Karl-Heinz Ludwig’s Technik und Ingenieure im Dritten Reich, which examines, among other things, the Nazi “coordination” {Gleichschaltung}' of professional engine…
Diesel
Diesel
A case study of the technological, economic, and intellectual trends during Germany's industrial revolution.
An Interdisciplinary Course in Real-Time Computing
A need is arising for engineers who understand both an engineering discipline, and the use and capabilities of real-time computing equipment. This paper discusses the development, content, and implementation of an interdisciplinary course in real-time computing. Experiences in running this course will be compared to the normal electrical engineering course of similar content
A Laboratory Environment for the Introduction of Microprocessor Systems into the Electrical Engineering Curriculum
Major advances in the state of the art of integrated circuit fabrication have created a revolution in computer system technology. Due to the permeation of microcomputer systems into other fields of Engineering and Science, the use of the microcomputer as a laboratory instrument can be integrated into courses other than the core digital systems courses. The development of a laboratory with high level program development tools on a dedicated timesh…
Diesel, Father and Son
In a recent essay on Historians and Modern Technology, the German scholar Reinhard Riirup has indicated that in early 20thcentury Germany the studies of both the history of technology and the philosophy of technology developed in a highly ambivalent atmosphere. On the one hand, enthusiasts voiced their belief in continuing technological invention and progress; yet, on the other hand, critics indicated their concern over the increasingly negative …
Reformation, Revolution, Utopie
German Trade Promotion in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Esoteric Religion and Racism in the Thought of Houston Chamberlain
Diesel, Father and Son
In a recent essay on Historians and Modern Technology, the German scholar Reinhard Riirup has indicated that in early 20thcentury Germany the studies of both the history of technology and the philosophy of technology developed in a highly ambivalent atmosphere. On the one hand, enthusiasts voiced their belief in continuing technological invention and progress; yet, on the other hand, critics indicated their concern over the increasingly negative …
Nazi "Coordination" of Technology
In recent years a number of studies have dealt with the fate of technology and the engineering profession under National Socialism. The most exhaustive of these works is Karl-Heinz Ludwig's Technik und Ingenieure im Dritten Reich, which examines, among other things, the Nazi (Gleichschaltung)' of professional engineering societies and the cooperation of engineers with both peacetime and wartime policies of the Third Reich.2 While Ludwig has studi…
Esoteric Religion and Racism in the Thought of Houston Chamberlain
German Trade Promotion in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Reformation, Revolution, Utopie
Diesel, Father and Son
In a recent essay on Historians and Modern Technology, the German scholar Reinhard Riirup has indicated that in early 20thcentury Germany the studies of both the history of technology and the philosophy of technology developed in a highly ambivalent atmosphere. On the one hand, enthusiasts voiced their belief in continuing technological invention and progress; yet, on the other hand, critics indicated their concern over the increasingly negative …
A Laboratory Environment for the Introduction of Microprocessor Systems into the Electrical Engineering Curriculum
Major advances in the state of the art of integrated circuit fabrication have created a revolution in computer system technology. Due to the permeation of microcomputer systems into other fields of Engineering and Science, the use of the microcomputer as a laboratory instrument can be integrated into courses other than the core digital systems courses. The development of a laboratory with high level program development tools on a dedicated timesh…
An Interdisciplinary Course in Real-Time Computing
A need is arising for engineers who understand both an engineering discipline, and the use and capabilities of real-time computing equipment. This paper discusses the development, content, and implementation of an interdisciplinary course in real-time computing. Experiences in running this course will be compared to the normal electrical engineering course of similar content
Diesel
A case study of the technological, economic, and intellectual trends during Germany's industrial revolution.
Diesel
Nazi "Coordination" of Technology
In recent years a number of studies have dealt with the fate of technology and the engineering profession under National Socialism. The most exhaustive of these works is Karl-Heinz Ludwig's Technik und Ingenieure im Dritten Reich, which examines, among other things, the Nazi (Gleichschaltung)' of professional engineering societies and the cooperation of engineers with both peacetime and wartime policies of the Third Reich.2 While Ludwig has studi…
Nazi “Coordination” of Technology
Research Note NAZI “COORDINATION” OF TECHNOLOGY: THE CASE OF THE BAVARIAN POLYTECHNICAL SOCIETY DONALD E. THOMAS, JR. In recent years a number of studies have dealt with the fate of technology and the engineering profession under National Socialism. The most exhaustive of these works is Karl-Heinz Ludwig’s Technik und Ingenieure im Dritten Reich, which examines, among other things, the Nazi “coordination” {Gleichschaltung}' of professional engine…
New Profession, Old Order
New Profession, Old Order
604 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE Despite the cogency of Staiti’s analysis of the social, aesthetic, and spatial thinking that underlay the development of the telegraph, his explanation of the relationship between art and technology based on Hindle and Ferguson remains unsatisfactory—perhaps because of the brevity of his discussion of Morse’s mechanical interests. If that task remains for some future historian, there is no question that he …
German National Socialism and the Quest for Nuclear Power
The German Experience of Professionalization
The German Experience of Professionalization
146 Book Reviews TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE The German Experience ofProfessionalization: Modern Learned Professions and Their Organizations from the Early Nineteenth Century to the Hitler Era. By Charles E. McClelland. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1991. Pp. x + 253; notes, index. $54.50. Charles E. McClelland’s The German Experience of Professionalization is a detailed study of the development of the major German profes sions, primarily law…
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