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Trevor Pinch

Trevor Pinch

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Trevor Pinch explores the history and sociology of science and technology. Through works like Analog Days and How Users Matter, he examines how users interact with and influence technological change. His writing offers insights

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Non-Fiction Technology History Science Sociology

Also Known As

Trevor J. Pinch

Featured Works

Book cover of Systematics As Cyberscience - Computers, Change, and Continuity in Science
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Systematics As Cyberscience - Computers, Change, and Continuity in Science

Christine Hine

Book cover of Reordering Life

Reordering Life

Stephen Hilgartner

Book cover of Analog days

Analog days

Frank Trocco

Book cover of Entanglements

Entanglements

Simone Tosoni

Book cover of How Users Matter

How Users Matter

Nelly Oudshoorn

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Trevor Pinch known for?

    Trevor Pinch is widely recognized for his contributions to the sociology of technology and science studies, particularly his work on how users shape technological development and the social construction of scientific knowledge. He is a prominent figure in the field of Science, Technology, and Society (STS) studies.

  • Does Trevor Pinch collaborate with other authors?

    Trevor Pinch frequently collaborates with other scholars in his field. Notably, he co-authored "Analog Days" with Frank Trocco and "How Users Matter" with Nelly Oudshoorn, demonstrating his collaborative approach to research and writing.