Technological Man: the Myth and the RealityBraziller, 1969 - 336 páginas |
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... particular targets , used various weapons , and chose to do battle on different kinds of terrain . Traditional moralists , both Catholic and Protestant , resisted many of the practices of early capitalism , holding , for instance , that ...
... particular targets , used various weapons , and chose to do battle on different kinds of terrain . Traditional moralists , both Catholic and Protestant , resisted many of the practices of early capitalism , holding , for instance , that ...
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... particular strategies for ex- ploration and use of space , just as they do within a military context today . The struggles over the manned bomber and the TFX fighter , involving as they did corporate giants of the aircraft industry ...
... particular strategies for ex- ploration and use of space , just as they do within a military context today . The struggles over the manned bomber and the TFX fighter , involving as they did corporate giants of the aircraft industry ...
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... particular state of mind , a set- ting in which a standardized " suburban " way of life im- poses itself upon the inhabitants , forcing them to give up their individuality , their own " real " selves . But suburbia so conceived is more ...
... particular state of mind , a set- ting in which a standardized " suburban " way of life im- poses itself upon the inhabitants , forcing them to give up their individuality , their own " real " selves . But suburbia so conceived is more ...
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Technology and the Rediscovery of Politics | 155 |
8 | 203 |
Bibliography | 273 |
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