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Sawchuk, Peter H.,
Working-class Computer Learning: An Historical Materialist Analysis of Participation, Practice and Learning in the Everyday, Ph.D. dissertation: University of Toronto (Canada).; Toronto, 2000, 333
Ph.D. dissertation: University of Toronto (Canada).
«In this thesis I explore the class dimensions of adult computer learning amongst industrial workers in Southern Ontario (Canada)... I argue that computer learning is deeply embedded inrelations of advanced capitalism. Central concepts include "common sense" (Gramsci, 1971), working class learning "habitus" (Bourdieu, 1984), and "frame analysis" (Goffman, 1974)».
SOGGETTI:
Educazione Computer; Classe Operaia
citazione
Sawchuk, Peter H.,
Working-class Computer Learning: An Historical Materialist Analysis of Participation, Practice and Learning in the Everyday, Ph.D. dissertation: University of Toronto (Canada).; Toronto, 2000, 333
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