Technology and Society: The Influence of Machines in the United StatesMacmillan, 1941 - 474 lappuses National policy and technology. Manufacture. Transportation and communication. Agriculture. Construction. Science in the professions. The industriakist. Labor. The farmes. Economic motives for resistance. Machines and the worker: a case study of the cigar industry. The development of urban communities and social disorgaization. The family. The comforts of life. Public resistance. Thechnology and human welfare: a case of the doctor and the hospital. The growth services of municipal government. The changing federal systems: the States. The changing federal systems: national government. Resistance through government. News, knowledge, and social control: a case study of government, Technology and the new society. |
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NATIONAL POLICY AND TECHNOLOGY | 3 |
MANUFACTURE | 33 |
THE DEVELOPMENT OF URBAN COMMU | 243 |
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