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Byron Newberry

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ID6196485
NAMEByron Newberry
GIVEN NAMESByron
FAMILY NAMENewberry
SIGNATURENEWBERRY B
AFFILIATIONSBaylor University
ORCID0000-0002-7622-2238
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT1
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • Teacher power and authority

    Sarah E Madsen, Nathan F Alleman et al.•ARTICLE•Teaching in Higher Education•2024

    Although the constructs of teacher power and authority are widely adopted in the study of classroom management, less is known about how faculty power, authority, and career stage intersect. This interpretive, qualitative study is thus guided by the following question: What role do formal, expert, and referent power play in the approaches and practices of exemplar university teachers across career stages? We adopted a three-pronged teacher authori…

  • Philosophy of Engineering, East and West

    Open Access•Carl Mitcham, Bocong Li et al.•BOOK•Philosophy of Engineering, East…•2018

  • Philosophy of Engineering, East and West

    Baichun Zhang, Bocong Li et al.•BOOK•Philosophy of Engineering, East…•2018

  • The engineering adjective, and why it might matter

    Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•Engineering Studies•2015

    With their proposal for a Liberal Studies in Engineering (LSE) degree program, Bucciarelli and Drew seek to effect a panoply of outcomes, including at least (i) promoting critical analysis of engin

  • Philosophy and Engineering

    Open Access•Byron Newberry, Qin Zhu et al.•BOOK•Philosophy and Engineering•2013

  • Are engineers instrumentalists

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•Technology in Society•2007•References: 6

  • The fate of human technological civilization

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•IEEE Technology and Society…•2006

    The question of technology's neutrality is a question that has played, and continues to play, a central role in studies of the relationship between technology and society, which is one clue to understanding the article's sustained relevance. A belief in the neutrality of technology, against which Balabanian argues, is for him only a contributing factor to a larger problem, a problem with no less at stake than the fate of human technological civil…

  • Engineering globalization

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•IEEE Technology and Society…•2005

    Globalization can have a purely descriptive meaning, one that simply recognizes the facts of the increasing interdependence of national economies, the diffusion of technology and technological activity across international borders, and the intersection and integration of cultures. Taken in a normative sense, globalization, in addition to being a description of reality, can also turn out to be a prescription for a preferred reality. Engineering pr…

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  • Engineering globalization

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•IEEE Technology and Society…•2005

    Globalization can have a purely descriptive meaning, one that simply recognizes the facts of the increasing interdependence of national economies, the diffusion of technology and technological activity across international borders, and the intersection and integration of cultures. Taken in a normative sense, globalization, in addition to being a description of reality, can also turn out to be a prescription for a preferred reality. Engineering pr…

  • The fate of human technological civilization

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•IEEE Technology and Society…•2006

    The question of technology's neutrality is a question that has played, and continues to play, a central role in studies of the relationship between technology and society, which is one clue to understanding the article's sustained relevance. A belief in the neutrality of technology, against which Balabanian argues, is for him only a contributing factor to a larger problem, a problem with no less at stake than the fate of human technological civil…

  • Are engineers instrumentalists

    Open Access•Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•Technology in Society•2007•References: 6

  • Philosophy and Engineering

    Open Access•Byron Newberry, Qin Zhu et al.•BOOK•Philosophy and Engineering•2013

  • The engineering adjective, and why it might matter

    Byron Newberry•ARTICLE•Engineering Studies•2015

    With their proposal for a Liberal Studies in Engineering (LSE) degree program, Bucciarelli and Drew seek to effect a panoply of outcomes, including at least (i) promoting critical analysis of engin

  • Philosophy of Engineering, East and West

    Open Access•Carl Mitcham, Bocong Li et al.•BOOK•Philosophy of Engineering, East…•2018

  • Philosophy of Engineering, East and West

    Baichun Zhang, Bocong Li et al.•BOOK•Philosophy of Engineering, East…•2018

  • Teacher power and authority

    Sarah E Madsen, Nathan F Alleman et al.•ARTICLE•Teaching in Higher Education•2024

    Although the constructs of teacher power and authority are widely adopted in the study of classroom management, less is known about how faculty power, authority, and career stage intersect. This interpretive, qualitative study is thus guided by the following question: What role do formal, expert, and referent power play in the approaches and practices of exemplar university teachers across career stages? We adopted a three-pronged teacher authori…

Engineering (6 works) · Engineering ethics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Cognitive Science and Education Research (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)

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