http://etc.technologyandculture.net The International Quarterly of the Society for the History of Technology Tue, 16 Feb 2010 03:27:39 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/hecht-power-of-nuclear-things/ http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/cowan-mcdermott-technology-opiate-intellectuals/ http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/shane-hamilton-trucking-country/ http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/donoghue-last-professors/ Liquid City: Megalopolis and the Contemporary Northeast, John Rennie Short revisits and updates Jean Gottmann’s conception of the supermetropolitan urban region. ]]> http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/rennie-short-liquid-city/ Societal Impact of Spaceflight. Some weaknesses are apparent as well.]]> http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/launius-dick-impact-spaceflight/ Synthetic Socialism, Eli Rubin makes skillful use of such insights as he traces the history of the East German welfare dictatorship through the ascension of plastic.]]> http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2010/01/rubin-synthetic-socialism/ http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2009/10/normativities-of-engineers/ http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2009/10/family-portrait/ Energy in Nature and Society is not a work of history or of thermodynamics, or a blueprint for dealing with the problems of energy use in the twenty-first century, but rather a work of philosophy, a way of contemplating the interconnectedness of the world.]]> http://etc.technologyandculture.net/2009/10/energy-in-nature-and-society/