Cognitive Effects of the Computational Paradigm in the Human Sciences.

The article discusses the cognitive effects of the computational paradigm in the human sciences. Computer applications are known in all sectors of the human sciences. The most common functions served by computers are sorting and counting i.e., clerical or mathematical operations in which the traditi...

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Published in:	Facets of Rationality pp. 141 - 163
Main Author:	Gardin, Jean-Claude
Format:	Book Chapter
Published:	Sage Publications Inc. 1995
Subjects:	Computer technical support Social sciences Cognition Sorting (Electronic computers) Counting Databases
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