Howard P. Segal is Bird Professor of History at the University of Maine. He is also director of its technology and society project. His books include Future Imperfect: The Mixed Blessings of Technology in America, Technology in America: A Brief History (with Alan Marcus), and Recasting the Machine Age: Henry Ford's Village Industries.
Featuring twenty-five writers in all, this book includes Howard P. Segal's acclaimed work on utopian visionaries.
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Nevertheless, I wish to defend the contemporary usefulness, indeed necessity, of serious utopianism, particularly in written form. Utopianism is a legitimate- and vital- means of offering constructive criticism of existing society in order to improve that society. But the criticism should be appropriate to the particular society being scrutinized.
评分Nevertheless, I wish to defend the contemporary usefulness, indeed necessity, of serious utopianism, particularly in written form. Utopianism is a legitimate- and vital- means of offering constructive criticism of existing society in order to improve that society. But the criticism should be appropriate to the particular society being scrutinized.
评分Nevertheless, I wish to defend the contemporary usefulness, indeed necessity, of serious utopianism, particularly in written form. Utopianism is a legitimate- and vital- means of offering constructive criticism of existing society in order to improve that society. But the criticism should be appropriate to the particular society being scrutinized.
评分Nevertheless, I wish to defend the contemporary usefulness, indeed necessity, of serious utopianism, particularly in written form. Utopianism is a legitimate- and vital- means of offering constructive criticism of existing society in order to improve that society. But the criticism should be appropriate to the particular society being scrutinized.
评分Nevertheless, I wish to defend the contemporary usefulness, indeed necessity, of serious utopianism, particularly in written form. Utopianism is a legitimate- and vital- means of offering constructive criticism of existing society in order to improve that society. But the criticism should be appropriate to the particular society being scrutinized.
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