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100			_aTownsend, Peter _942192
245			_aThe Dark Side of Technology
260			_bOxford University Press _c2016 _aOxford
300			_a306p
500			_a1. Have we the knowledge, willpower, and determination to survive? 2. Technology and survival: are they compatible? 3. Natural disasters and civilization 4. Good technologies with bad side effects 5. From trains to transistors 6. Food, survival, and resources 7. The 'Silent Spring' revisited 8. Medicine: expectations and reality 9. Knowledge loss from changing language 10. Decay of materials and information loss from technology 11. Technology, the new frontier fro crime and terror 12. Technology-driven social isolation 13. Consumerism and obsolescence 14. Rejection of knowledge and information 15. Hindsight, foresight, radical suggestions and a gain of hope.
600			_aTechnological innovations - Social aspects _942193
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