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Amy Bix
 | Inventing Ourselves Out of Jobs?: America's Debate
over Technological Unemployment, 1929-1981, (Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins University Press, 2000).
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| "Equipped For Life: Gendered Technical Training and
Consumerism In Home-Economics, 1920-1980", Technology
and Culture v. 43, no. 4 (Oct. 2002): 728-754.
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| "History of Women in Science, Technology,
and Medicine," Transforming the Disciplines: A
Women's Studies Primer, Elizabeth MacNabb et al., ed. (New
York: Haworth Press, 2001): 193-201.
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| "Feminism Where Men Predominate: The History of Women’s
Science and Engineering Education at MIT," Women’s
Studies Quarterly, special issue on women and science, v.
XXVIII, no. 1 & 2 (Spring/Summer, 2000): 24-45.
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| "‘Engineeresses’ Invade Campus: Four Decades of
Debate over Technical Coeducation," IEEE Technology
and Society Magazine; v. 19, no. 1 (spring, 2000): 20-26.
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| "'Backing into Sponsored Research': Physics and
Engineering at Princeton University, 1945-1970,"
History of Higher Education Annual 1993 - The Modern
University: Studies in Adaptation; v. 13 (1993): 9-52.
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David Morton
Books
| Off the Record: The Technology and Culture of Sound Recording
in America (Rutgers University Press, 2000). |
Monographs
| From Edison to MP3: A Biography of Sound Recording
(Greenwood Press, forthcoming in 2004)
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| A History of Electronic Entertainment Since 1945 (IEEE,
1999)
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| Power: Electric Power Technology Since 1945 (IEEE, 2000) |
Peer-reviewed articles
| "Reviewing the History of Electric Power and
Electrification," Endeavour, 26 (June 2002).
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| "Armour Research Foundation and the Wire Recorder: How
Academic Entrepreneurs Fail," Technology and Culture
39 (April 1998).
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| "'The Rusty Ribbon': John Herbert Orr and the Making of
the Magnetic Recording Industry, 1945-1960," Business
History Review (Winter 1993).
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| "The Magic of Your Dial: Amos Joel and the Development of
Electronic Switching at Bell Laboratories," in Frederik
Nebeker, editor, Sparks of Genius (IEEE Press,
1993).
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| "The Engineer and the Millwright: Traditional and Modern
Technologies at Cochran's Mill Park, Fulton County,
Georgia," Early Georgia (December 1993).
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| "The Commercialization of FM Radio in the United
States," in The Encyclopedia of Telecommunications,
Vol. 8 (Marcel Dekker, 1993). |
Edited volumes/journal issues
| Editor, Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE International
Symposium on Technology and Society, 2000.
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| Guest editor, IEEE Technology and Society Magazine,
Special Issue on Women and Technology, Spring 2000. |
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| Julie Wosk
| Women and the Machine: Representations From the Spinning Wheel to the
Electronic Age (Johns Hopkins University Press, 2001).
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| "Perspectives on the Escalator i n Photography and Art," in Alisa Goetz, ed., Up,
Down, Across: Elevators, Escalators, and Moving Sidewalks (Washington, D. C.: National Building
Museum/Merrell Pub. Co), 2003.
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| "Photographing Devastation: Three New York Exhibits of 11 September 2001,"
Technology and Culture 43, no. 4 (October 2002), 771-76. |
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| Ruth Oldenzeil
Books
| Gender and Technology. A Reader, eds. Nina Lerman, Ruth
Oldenziel and Arwen Mohun (Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University,
2003)
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| Building Bridges, Crossing Boundaries. Comparing the History
of Women Engineers, 1870s-1990, eds. Ruth Oldenziel, Annie
Canel, and Karin Zachmann, introduction by Ruth Schwartz Cowan
(London: Taylor & Francis/Routledge, 2000)
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| Making Technology Masculine: Women, Men, and the Machine in
America, 1880-1945 (Amsterdam/Ann Arbor: Amsterdam
University Press/Chicago University Press, 1999)
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| Gender and the Meanings of Technology: Engineering in the
U.S., 1800-1945 (UMI: Yale University dissertation, 1992) |
Articles
| ‘Man the Maker, Woman the Consumer: The Consumption Junction
Revisited’ in Angela Creager, Elizabeth Lunbeck, Catherine R.
Stimpson and Londa Schiebinger eds., Feminism in Twenthieth
Century Science, Technology and Medicine (Chicago: Chicago
University Press, 2001) 128-148
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| ‘Multiple Entry Visa: Women Engineers in the U.S., 1877-1945’
in Ruth Oldenziel, Annie Canel, and Karin Zachmann eds., Building
Bridges, Crossing Boundaries. Comparing the History of Women
Engineers introduction by Ruth Schwartz Cowan (London:
Harwood Academic Publishers, 2000) 11-46 Awarded Best Article
History of Science Society 2002
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| ‘Gender and Scientific Management: Women and the History of
the International Institute for Industrial Relations, 1922-1946’
Journal of Management History 6, 7 (2000) 323-342
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| ‘Decoding the Silence: Women Engineers and Male Culture in
the U.S., 1878-1951,’ History and Technology 14, 3
(1997) 1-31
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| ‘Boys and Their Toys: The Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild and
the Making of a Male Technical Domain, 1930-1968’ Technology
and Culture 38, 1 (January 1997) 60-96; Reprinted in
abbreviated version in Roe Merritt Smith and Gregory Cleancy
eds., Major Issues in the History of Technology. Documents
and Essays (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1998); unabridged reprint
in Roger Horowitz ed., Boys and Their Toys. Technology and
Manliness (London: Routledge, 2001) 139-168; unabridged
reprint as ‘Why Masculine Technologies Matter’ in The
History of Gender and Technology in North America Reader,
eds. Nina Lerman, Ruth Oldenziel and Arwen Mohun (Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins University, 2003)
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| ‘Versatile Tools: Gender Analysis and the History of
Technology’ Nina Lerman, Arwen Mohun and Ruth Oldenziel, Technology
and Culture 38, 1 (January 1997) 1-9
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| ‘The Shoulders We Stand On and the View From Here:
Historiography and the Directions of Research’ Nina Lerman,
Arwen Mohun and Ruth Oldenziel, Technology and Culture
38, 1 (January 1997) 9-30; translated in French ‘L'histoire
des techniques et la question du genre. Etat des travaux et
perspectives pour l’avenir’’ with Nina Lerman, Arwen Mohun
in Danielle Chabaud Richter and Delphine Gardey eds.
L'engendrement des choses: des hommes, des femmes, et des
techniques (Paris: Editions des Archives Contemporaines,
2002)
|
| 'Object/ions: Technology, Culture and Gender,’ in W.D.
Kingery and Steve Lubar eds., Learning from Things
(Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1996) 55-69
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| ‘Of Old and New Cyborgs: Feminist Narratives of Technology,’
Letterature d'America (1996) 95-11 |
Books in Dutch
| Huishoudtechnologie. Techniek in Nederland in de twintigste
eeuw.
Vol. IV (Zutphen: Walburg pers, 2001)
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| Schoon genoeg. Huisvrouwen en
huishoudtechnologie, 1898-1998
ed. Ruth Oldenziel and Carolien Bouw (Nijmegen: SUN, 1998) |
Articles in Dutch
| "Gender in zwart-wit anno 1950" Tijdschrift voor
sociale geschiedenis 29, 1 (2003) 80-89
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| ‘Women’s Organizations as Producers of Consumption and
Citizenship, 1880-1980’ coauthored with L. Bervoets Tijdschrift
voor sociale geschiedenis 28, 3 (2002) 273-300
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| ‘Huisvrouwen, hun strategieën en apparaten 1898-1998’ in
Ruth Oldenziel and Carolien Bouw eds., Schoon Genoeg.
Huisvrouwen en huishoudtechnologie in Nederland 1898-1998 (Nijmegen:
SUN, 1998) 9-30
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| ‘Het geslacht der dingen: technologie, gender en beleid’
in Margo Brouns, Jeanne de Bruyn and Alkeline van Lenning eds., Inzichten
uit vrouwenstudies: uitdagingen voor beleidsmakers (Den
Haag: Vuga1995) 147-174
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| ‘Gender en materie in de tijd van post-structurele
theorieën,’ in Carolien Bouw, Jeanne de Bruyn and Dione van
der Heyden eds., Van alle markten thuis: vrouwen- en
genderstudies in Nederland (Amsterdam: Babylon/de Geus 1994)
169-183
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| 'E-mail bericht aan Shulamith Firestone: over machines van
lucht en licht’ in Rosi Braidotti ed., Poste Restante:
Feministische berichten uit het post-moderne (Kampen: Kok
Agora, 1994) 13-30 |
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Denise Pilato
| “Martha Coston: A Woman, a War, and a Signal to the
World.” International Journal of Naval History, Vol. 1, April
(http:// www.ijnhonline.org), 2002.
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| Retrieval of a Legacy: Nineteenth Century American Women
Inventors. Westport, CT:Praeger Publishers, 2000.
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| “A Bibliography for the Cross-Culture Study of Women’s
Lives” (co-authored with Judith
K. Brown and Therese Sarah) in Women Among Women:
Anthropological Perspectives on Women’s Age Hierarchies.
Jeanette Dickerson-Putnam and Judith K. Brown, Eds. Urbana, IL:
University of Illinois, 1997.
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| African American Quiltmaking in Michigan by Marsha MacDowell
(contributor: oral
histories ). East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press,
1997. |
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