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Social and Political Implications of Technology

Subjects: History · Science · Technology

Art: Lantern Slide - Cross-Section of Watt's Rotative Double-Acting…, Circa 1782 · Public domain

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Prof. David Mindell, Prof. Merritt Roe Smith
Term
Spring 2006
Level
Graduate
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