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Lewis Mumford

Lewis Mumford

AmericanOctober 19, 1895 – January 26, 1990Non-Fiction

American urban historian and social critic whose Technics and Civilization examined the relationship between technology and culture. The City in History won the National Book Award. He was a towering public intellectual who warned against the dehumanizing effects of the megamachine of modern technology.

Works

  • Technics and CivilizationHistorical survey of technology's development and its shaping of human civilization→
  • The City in HistoryComprehensive history of cities from ancient to modern times and urban life→
  • The Myth of the MachineHistorical analysis of machines, technology, and their impact on culture→
  • The Culture of CitiesStudy of urban culture, city design, and civilization in modern times→
  • The Condition of ManHistorical examination of human development and the progress of civilization→
  • Sticks and StonesEssays on art, design, and cultural values in material and aesthetic form→
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