Computers, Human Interaction, and Organizations

VICENTE BERDAYES is Assistant Professor of Communications at St. Mary's College in Indiana./e He has published in the field of communication theory.JOHN W. MURPHY is Professor of Sociology at the University of Miami./e He has published widely in the areas of Sociological Theory and Race Relations.

• Introduction: Computers, Theorizing, and Practice by Vicente Berdayes and John M. Murphy Life World: Computers, Logic and Values by Algis Mickunas and Argueta B. Hernandez Contemptus Mundi: Reality as Disease by Eric Mark Kramer Common Sense, Formal and Non-Formal Intelligence, and Computational Mimesis by Burt Hopkins and Jim Sheridan From Dialogue to World: Theoretical Considerations on Dimensional Difference by Joseph J. Pilotta Computer Reason and Rationality by Dee Vernberg Computers, Foundationalism, and Legitimate Knowledge by John Murphy Theories of Order, Computer Use, and Alienation by Jung Min Choi Perspectives on Cyberspace as Constructed Reality by Karola M. Schwartz On the Ethics of Constructing a Face in Cyberspace: Images of a University by Michael J. Hyde and Ananda Mitra Hypertext and Radical Reading by Hugo Perez-Hernaiz and John W. Murphy The Technological Worldview and Social Scientific Reasoning: A Critical Appraisal by John T. Pardeck and Woo Sik Chung Information and Behavioral Flows: The Historical Context of Workplace Computerization by Vicente Berdayes Organizations, Management Philosophy, and the Use of Computers by Karen A. Callaghan Selected Bibliography