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Autore principale:Bazerman, Charles.
Titolo:The languages of Edison's light / Charles Bazerman.
Pubblicazione:Cambridge (Mass.) :  The MIT press,  1999.  
Descrizione fisica:X, 416 p. :  ill., ritr. ;  24 cm  
Serie:Inside technology
Contiene:Indice: Acknowledgments. How the Edison papers are cited. Credit for illustrations. Introduction. Pt. 1. The opening scene: 1. Edison's front page story. Pt. 2. Establishing meanings in evolving systems: 2. The public stage of news 3. Finances for technological enterprises 4. Menlo park: the place of invention 5. Patents as speech acts and legal objects 6. Professional presence: Edison in the technical press 7. A place in the market. Pt. 3. Making it real: the rhetoric of material presence: 8. Boasts, deceptions and promises 9. The Menlo park demonstrations 10. Fairs and exhibitions: museums of the future 11. Lighting New York: urban politics and pedestrian appearances. Pt. 4. Establishing enduring values: 12. Patent realities: legal stabilization of indeterminate texts 13. Charisma and communication in Edison's organizations 14. Rhetoric of capital investment: solvency, profits and dividends 15. The language of flowers: domesticating electric light. Conclusion. Notes. Bibliography. Index
ISBN:026202456X
Discipline:Ingegneria elettrotecnica e delle comunicazioni--Studi.
Ingegneria elettrotecnica e delle comunicazioni--Persone.
Persone:Edison, Thomas A., 1847-1931.
Sudd. cronologiche:Secolo XIX.
Collocazione:LS 12696
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