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	The Uncertain Sciences
		The subject matter of human science is a particular species, Homo sapiens, which can be studied by natural science, as we would study ants, and also by another set of disciplines, which have as their central feature the fact of human subjectivity and meaning.
		Man Conforms." The assumption behind such statements is that science is sure and acts upon Man, the object, in no uncertain terms.
		It is the very practice of this method—changed over time in accord with its own findings and in accord with the nature of the phenomena to which it is extended, but unchanged in its fundamental attributes—that constitutes modern science and is the basis of its accumulated findings.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/m/mazlish-sciences.html (6802 words)

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		Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms - Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms was the motto of the Century of Progress, a world's fair held in Chicago in 1933-1934.
		The last part of the motto, "Man Conforms," reflects the work of the Chicago School of Sociology (from the University of Chicago) which, prior to the fair, investigated Chicago's tremendous increase in population, resulting from immigration from...
	columbussports.usamsoc.com /blackhawkchicagoemblemmanring.html (284 words)

	STC \| Ch.7 Pt.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Most admit that science and technology have been instrumental in both human progress and human destruction, as seen, for instance, in the wonders of space exploration and the horrors, for instance, in the use of atomic weaponry.
		Specifically, national science and technology has been defined as a governmental course of action intended to support, apply or regulate scientific knowledge or technological innovation.6 The study of policy is the study of how different social actors, ourselves, community action groups, scientists, technologists and local and federal government agencies, make choices about science and technology.
		Science and technology policy makers currently face the task of "reindustrializing" America by rebuilding the United States infrastructure, and converting defense research to broader applications such as high-speed rail.
	athena.english.vt.edu /~jcollier/stc/ch7pt1.htm (8043 words)

	▷▷ Science Fairs : Model Planes and Rockets
		The Science Fun Fair Book Sets are slap-your-knees funny, science fairs and at the same time filled to the brim with not only facts, but with experiments you do yourself in order to uncover science fairs and understand them.
		This innovative science fairs and original guide is an excellent resource for teachers science fairs and students, parents who home school their children, science fairs, science fairs and anyone looking to learn more about science.
		Science fair - A science fair is generally a competition where contestants create a project related to science or some scientific phenomenon.
	www.mc2rocketry.org /159-Science-Fairs.html (641 words)

	House Committee on Science
		For reasons they find entirely sensible, nations in the European Union now refuse to buy genetically modified foods from the U.S. In a similar way, faced with severe famine, Zambia has refused to accept GMO corn, even as a charitable gift.
		One way to avoid the drift toward moral and political triviality is to encourage social scientists and philosophers to present their findings in forums in which people from business, the laboratories, environmental organizations, churches, and other groups can join the discussion.
		It is possible that the news media would find these citizens panels a fascinating topic to cover.
	www.house.gov /science/hearings/full03/apr09/winner.htm (3398 words)

	The Order of Progress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Science discovers, genius invents, industry applies, and man adapts himself to, or is molded by, new things.
		Science, patient and painstaking, digs into the ground, reaches up to the stars, takes from the water and the air, and industry accepts its findings, then fashions and weaves, and fabricates and manipulates them to the usages of man. Man uses, and it effects his environment, changes his whole habit of thought and of living.
		Science, to many of us, has been only a symbol of something mysterious, difficult, intricate, removed from man's accustomed ways.
	xroads.virginia.edu /~ma99/kidd/Century/order19.html (192 words)

	vol12no22004scientificsocialism
		Public understanding of science is low and susceptible to scare stories on Frankenstein foods and grey (or green) goo from the tabloids.
		Science stood for progress and prosperity, and was underpinned by high degrees of authority and trust.
		This is a battle between defenders of the traditional ‘happy marriage of science and reason’, and the array of radical critics.
	www.renewal.org.uk /issues/vol12no22004scientificsocialism.asp (2859 words)

	School Science Fair Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Whether youre hoping to wow the judges at the next science fair, want to do a great job on a school project, or are looking forward to a career in science, How to Make Your Science Project Scientific will give you the tools you need to make your dream a reality.
		From choosing an idea school science fair project and developing a hypothesis, to using variables school science fair project and controls, to performing accurate measurements school science fair project and keeping comprehensive records, author Thomas Moorman walks you through all the aspects of making your science project the best it can be.
		Math and science academy - The Math and Science Academy is a Minnesotan public charter school that has classes for 6th through 12th grade.
	www.projectneat.org /schoolsciencefairproject.html (863 words)

	Radical Christ: jesus christ, alt evangelicals, postmodern apostles, theology, discourse, apologetics, religion, yeshu, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Science was and still is seen as the key to finding truth.
		Mentioned in passing was L’Homme Machine (Man as Machine), 1748 written by French philosopher and physician Julien Offray de La Mettrie who has been claimed as the founder of cognitive science.
		Originally applied by Herbert Spencer in his Principles of Biology of 1864, Spencer drew parallels to his ideas of economics with Charles Darwin's theories of evolution by what Darwin termed natural selection.
	www.radicalchrist.com /articleprint.asp?ID=941982554 (2380 words)

	Teaching Journalism
		For much of the 20th century, the common idea about the relationship between people and technology was simply: “Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms.” Today we know that this is dangerously backward thinking.
		In fact, as is often recognized in civilized society, the dichotomy between scientific capabilities and human needs is a major cause of suffering and crisis, and this need not be the case if there is intelligence in the world.
		There is also the danger that the public interest might be permanently consigned to one camp and permanently set against a libertarian-corporate concept (which, you might note, is of remarkably recent vintage).
	www.radford.edu /~wkovarik/misc/blog/28.teaching.html (1099 words)

	Wisconsin Province Society of Jesus
		"The sculpture's iconographic message was further reinforced by the exposition's motto: Science finds; industry applies; man conforms." In this context, Fr.
		A similar notion, he says, is conveyed in the film version of The Wizard of Oz with the image of an omniscient, all-powerful wizard projected on a towering wall.
		Finding a way to exercise that influence is hard work.
	www.jesuitswisprov.org /jesuit_journeys/1999Summer/holydark.html (1677 words)

	Jugglezine - The Myth of Change
		Man's place was no longer securely fixed at the pinnacle of the Great Chain of Being (just below the angels).
		The theme for the exposition, which was reiterated in the art and icons throughout the exposition, was "Science finds.
		If "man" refuses to be cowed by the technologies that the brainiest and most diligent among us have created, then "man" might recall that technology, like the golden calf, is only a creature.
	www.jugglezine.com /CDA/juggle/0,1516,6,00.html (1410 words)

	TVTechnology - Net Soup
		In 2002, few speak of human conformity as part of the transaction that we, as a society, make with technology.
		The marketing goal of the corporation is to persuade us to not only buy, but to "conform" to the underlying technology of the product.
		Unfortunately, industry is hard at work applying, while we the people seem to be assuming our typical role of conforming.
	www.tvtechnology.com /features/Net-soup/f-FB-questions.shtml (803 words)

	Century of Progress Exposition
		In exchange for their help in formulating a philosophy of science for the fair, he agreed to scientists' requests for a separate Hall of Science that would give the fair its unofficial motto: “Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms.”
		With the Hall of Science serving as the cornerstone, nearly two dozen corporations, contrasted with only nine at the 1893 fair, erected their own pavilions and developed displays that insisted that Americans needed to spend money and modernize everything from their houses to their cars.
		While the Century of Progress Exposition left no permanent buildings, its profits enriched several Chicago museums, including the Museum of Science and Industry, which also received some of the exposition's exhibition materials for its permanent collections.
	www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org /pages/225.html (1652 words)

	Human Computer Interaction Course Syllabus
		Our orientation is interdisciplinary, combining elements of communication theory, history, architecture, interface design and culture.
		Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms – 1933 Chicago World’s Fair motto
		It can be a study, a study proposal or a critical analysis (and not a simple literature review).
	astro.temple.edu /~zpapacha/HC/humancompsyllabus.html (814 words)

	maj 2002 \| Blind Hönas arkiv \| På Kornet
		Man kan också se ett av de allra tidigaste dataspelen: Spacewars, skapat 1962, som levererades gratis med datorn PDP—1 (se bilden till höger) och erbjöd förströelse för teknikerna i de laboratorier där datorn användes.
		Man får hoppas att de håller hela utställningstiden ut — till den 15 september.
		Man trodde länge att det inte fanns några språk där OVS — "boken läser jag" — var regel (en sån ordföljd finns däremot som specialfall i svenskan).
	www.kornet.nu /blindhona/arkiv/2002_05.html (2839 words)

	TIME.com: Prophet of Optimism -- May 31, 1971 -- Page 1
		The fundamental aberration of scientific technology during the past 100 years is embodied in the motto of the 1933 Chicago World's Fair: Science Finds/ Industry Applies/ Man Conforms.
		In fact, man still lives with the genes of the Old Stone Age hunter and the New Stone Age farmer.
		We must make industry conform to man by adapting it to his genetic limitations.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,944422,00.html (634 words)

	thomas current word
		The doctrine finds its roots in the judicial recognition that drafting the disclosure and claims for a pioneer patent is a difficult task because of the new scientific ground being broken by the unique invention.
		Of the sciences some are practical, others speculative; the difference being that the former are for the sake of some work to be done, while the latter are for their own sake.
		Florman finds alternative conceptions in Greek thought in sources such as Homer, noting his admiration of technical skill and the material world of human-made objects.
	www.law.berkeley.edu /journals/btlj/articles/vol10/Thomas/html/text.html (17005 words)

	Science Policy and the Push for Nanotechnology by Langdon Winner
		It is interesting that these programs -- ones that stress "natural capitalism," "green design" "biomimicry," and "sustainable economy" -- point to a new industrial revolution, but one quite different from the revolution described by proponents of nanotechnology.
		Researchers and institutions interested in doing molecular- and atomic- scale engineering scan the horizon to see what opportunities might be identified as justifications for public funding and private investment.
		There is now a lively research program within the National Science Foundation -- Social Dimensions of Engineering, Science, & Technology -- that funds experimental citizen panels of the sort I am describing.
	www.southerncrossreview.org /27/winner.htm (2810 words)

	Rosalind Williams: Other Writings: Technology and Culture Article
		Long ago, science broke with the human scale, to expand its range from the unimaginably small to the unimaginably vast, from the quark to the cosmos.
		Science has gone one step further, too, in discovering that the matter of the universe cannot be divorced from abstract categories of space and time: the same is true for technology.
		At the outset, the historians of science were the ones who wondered why the history of technology could not find room under the intellectual tent they had pitched.
	web.mit.edu /sts/sites/rwilliams/writings/tech-and-cult.html (12290 words)

	Collaboratories: Doing Science On The Internet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Collaboration is at the heart of science, with a tradition spanning centuries.
		However, while science has benefitted greatly from the computing revolution of the last four decades, technology`s impact on the collaborative process itself has been insignificant when compared to our expectations for the near future.
		William A. Wulf is the AT&T professor of engineering and applied science at the University of Virginia, where he is revising the undergraduate computer science curriculum, researching computer architecture and computer security, and assisting scholars in the humanities to exploit information technology.
	collaboratory.emsl.pnl.gov /presentations/papers/IEEECollaboratories.html (4363 words)

	Interpersonal Development :: News Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		A soulful organization, for example, might measure its impact on the air and water quality or the training and education levels of people in its community.
		As recently as 1933, the theme of the Chicago World´s Fair was ´´Science finds, Industry applies, Man conforms.´´ Almost 70 years later, little has changed.
		In today´s mechanistic organization, people still do as they are told, work in repetitive, mind-numbing jobs, which demand machine-like consistency in organizations which may be so large in size it´s often impossible to know colleagues´ names, let alone those of customers.
	www.interpersonaldevelopment.com /tools.asp?newsid=79 (825 words)

	The Norman philosophy on design for everyday interaction
		People are the ones to change their habits just to be able to use technology that is supposed to make their lives better.
		Finding out which switch corresponds to a given set of lights can be rather hard.
		Also, it is always hard to find the right tool when you need to use it; you usually open at lest two others before you find the right one.
	www-static.cc.gatech.edu /classes/cs6751_97_fall/projects/follow_me/exam/alexandre.html (2530 words)

	Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Science Finds, Industry Applies, Man Conforms was the motto of the Century of Progress, a world's fair held in Chicago in 1933-1934.
		The last part of the motto, "Man Conforms," reflects the work of the Chicago School of Sociology (from the University of Chicago) which, prior to the fair, investigated Chicago's tremendous increase in population, resulting from immigration from foreign countries as well as surrounding rural farmlands.
		The Chicago School studied how immigrants begun "learning to conform" and assimilate into the new country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Science_Finds,_Industry_Applies,_Man_Conforms (145 words)

	Find in a Library: 010101 : art in technological times.
		Find in a Library: 010101 : art in technological times.
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	worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/faa8ec908b93ef65a19afeb4da09e526.html (57 words)

	petroski
		He adduces industrial and fashion design examples using Steelcase and Aeron chairs, fitted shirts, doorknobs and light switches.
		He gives an unfavorable description of the aesthetically unpleasing new entrance to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
		His vision, as it has been through the many examples, is that people are in charge of technology: they design, industry makes, and then science describes.
	www.lehigh.edu /~cmp8/worksinprogress/summary/petroski.html (844 words)

	NetFuture #145
		Noting that famines result not only from inadequate food supplies but also from economic systems, she goes on to say: People can starve when the grain elevators are full; they can have enough to eat when crop yields are disastrous.
		Such excesses tend to occur where you have the heavy-handed industrialization of agriculture, with its dislocation of millions of people, much-too-sudden disruption of traditional patterns of life, loss of local self-reliance, and reduction of dietary diversity.
		As the motto of the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago informed visitors, "Science Finds - Industry Applies - Man Conforms." Nuclear Power and Biotechnology ------------------------------- All too often those who try to shepherd new technologies into being adopt strategies that cripple the processes through which consensus, coalition, and balanced choices might arise.
	www.netfuture.org /2003/May2003_145.html (3894 words)

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