Technics And Civilization by Lewis Mumford

The book explores the development and impact of technology on human civilization from prehistoric times to the 20th century. It examines how technological innovations have shaped various aspects of society including the economy, social order, and cultural life. The author argues that technology is not merely a collection of tools, but a pervasive force that has fundamentally transformed human relationships, values, and institutions. Through a detailed historical analysis, the book discusses the interplay between technological advances and shifts in human civilization, emphasizing the need for ethical and philosophical considerations in the management of technology.

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Published
1934
Nationality
American
Length
Moderate
Pages
495
Original Language
English
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