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Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software

Kelty, Christopher M.·2008·Duke University Press eBooks

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  • Si las prácticas de preocupación por los bienes públicos, el procomún, el dominio público y la acción colectiva no disputan las narrativas convencionales de libertad o las reivindicaciones pragmáticas de innovación orientada por el mercado, son meros trámites burocráticos y no las transformaciones radicales que representan.

    “Si tales prácticas no disputan las narrativas convencionales de libertad o las reivindicaciones pragmáticas de innovación orientada por el mercado, son meros trámites burocráticos y no las transformaciones radicales que representan(Kelty, 2008: 200).”

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Kelty, C. M.
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Kelty, Christopher M.
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2008
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