Prophets of Computing:Visions of Society Transformed by Computing

Prophets of Computing: Visions of Society Transformed by ComputingDecember 2022

Volume 50

December 2022

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ISBN:978-1-4503-9817-6

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Published:14 December 2022

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Preface

Introduction: Prophets and Narratives

Man–Machine Dialogues: Computer Representations and Appropriations in the Soviet Union and the United States

Microcomputers for the Masses. Jack Tramiel and Commodore

Banking the Future of Banking: Savings Banks and the Digital Age in East and West Germany

The United Kingdom: Going it Alone?

French National Paths Within a Global Computing Market

Dutch Prophets: Pragmatic Optimism and Suppressed Fears

Computing the New China. The Founding Fathers, the Maoist Way, and Neoliberalism, 1945–1986

Digital India. Swadeshi-Computing in India since 1947

Computers in the Shadow of Communism: The Polish People’s Republic

Dreams of the Vanquished: Narratives of Postwar Japan

Computopia and Its Discontents: Dual Narratives in South Korea

Big Brother in New Zealand: Anticipating the Computer

Conclusions: Patternsof Prophecy—Needs, Ambitions, and Doubts

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