The Innovation of the Other
The Innovation of the Other MapTo define a concrete possibility for innovation, in whatever direction it is intended, it is first necessary to conceive a form of progress that develops over time. This means that every discourse that admits or promises an innovative process implicates two conditions...
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2020
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Gaia: | The Innovation of the Other MapTo define a concrete possibility for innovation, in whatever direction it is intended, it is first necessary to conceive a form of progress that develops over time. This means that every discourse that admits or promises an innovative process implicates two conditions: the first is that in the future something “better” could or must happen than what is happening in the present; the second is that this improvement (growth, evolution, emancipation…) is in some wa... |
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