Rothenberg, David: Hand's End

Technology and the Limits of Nature
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Hand's End provides a historical overview of Western philosophical thought about the interrelationship of technology and nature. . . . For all concerned about our planet and humankind's ability to find a sustainable future, Rothenberg extends his hand and mind in affirmation of a more beneficial technology."-Robert S. Blount III, Forest and Conservation Biology

"Technology, human nature, and nature, according to Rothenberg, are inextricable. . . . [and are] explained en route to a bold new theory that encompasses ancient waterworks and nuclear weapons."-Howard Rheingold, editor ofThe Millennium Whole Earth Catalog

"Using pungent historical examples, Hand's End argues that technology, properly used, can extend nature rather than destroy it."-Roger Shattuck, author of The Innocent Eye

ISBN: 978-0-520-08055-3
GTIN: 9780520080553

Über den Autor Rothenberg, David

David Rothenberg is Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Program in Science, Technology, and Society at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. His latest book, Wild Ideas, was published in 1995.

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