Changing attitudes toward American technology
By: Thomas Parke Hughes, editor.
Publisher: Harper & Row
Published: 1975
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 340
Subjects: Technology -- United States.
Table of contents: title: Temko, A. Which guide to the Promised Land: Fuller or Mumford?; title: Roszak, T. Technocrary.; title: Commoner, B. Technology and the natural environment.; title: Miller, P. The responsibility of mind in a civilization of machines.; title: Thoreau, H. D. Paradise (to be) regained.; title: Ewbank, T. The world a workshop.; title: Effects of machinery.; title: Olmsted, D. On the democratic tendencies of science.; title: Byrn, E. W. The progress of invention during the past fifty years.; title: Adams, H. The dynamo and the virgin (1900).; title: Thurston, R. H. The border-land of science.; title: Marshall, E. Edison's plan for preparedness.; title: Marshall, E. What is expected of Naval Board.; title: Science to end war or end the race.; title: Is scientific advance impeding human welfare?; title: Russell, B. The effect of science on social institutions.; title: Hart, J. K. Power and culture.; title: Little, A. D. The fifth estate.; title: Millikan, R. A. Science and modern life.; title: Compton, A. H. Oxford and Chicago.; title: Scott, H. Technocracy speaks.; title: Ardzrooni, L. Veblen and technocracy.; title: Technocracy; title: boon, blight, or bunk?; title: MacLeish, A. Machines and the future.