Human factors/ergonomics (HFE) as a discipline has grown by accretions rather than having been developed systematically and deliberately. Therefore, this book's goal creates a formal conceptual structure for HFE. It is intended as a contribution to cultural history because (a) ours is a technological civilization, and (b) one cannot understand technology outside of the various disciplines that make up that technology. A disciplinary history is highly specialized, but the author maintains that HFE is distinctive in being the only discipline that relates humans to technology. Other behavioral disciplines like anthropology have little connection with technology, and this is what makes HFE important in the present historical era.
The History of Human Factors and Ergonomics
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Author(s)David Meister
PublisherCRC Press
ISBN / ASIN0805827692
ISBN-139780805827699
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank3,805,619
CategoryTechnology & Engineering
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