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... mass production of scientific knowledge went hand in hand with the mass production of inventions and products derived from science. Thus the scientist came to have a new status in society, equivalent to that occupied earlier by the ...
... mass production of scientific knowledge went hand in hand with the mass production of inventions and products derived from science. Thus the scientist came to have a new status in society, equivalent to that occupied earlier by the ...
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... mass society (democratic participation) to a far larger population. To discuss the proliferation of inventions during the last two centuries, the mass production of commodities, and the spread of all the technological factors that are ...
... mass society (democratic participation) to a far larger population. To discuss the proliferation of inventions during the last two centuries, the mass production of commodities, and the spread of all the technological factors that are ...
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... mass production made possible was to achieve sufficient stability to continue its expansion. This change of outlook ... mass market for mass production, in such a complex machine as even the cheap Model T Ford, it was necessary to give ...
... mass production made possible was to achieve sufficient stability to continue its expansion. This change of outlook ... mass market for mass production, in such a complex machine as even the cheap Model T Ford, it was necessary to give ...
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NEW EXPLORATIONS NEW WORLDS | 3 |
RETURN OF THE SUN GOD | 28 |
THE MECHANIZED WORLD PICTURE | 51 |
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