Gerhard Falk is the author of twenty-one books and over forty journal articles. He has received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, the State University College at Buffalo President’s Award for Creativity, and the State University of New York Research Foundation Award for Scholarship. He has also been inducted into Delta Tau Kappa, the International Social Science Honor Society.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The History and Influence of Technology and Science on American CultureChapter One: The Steam EngineChapter Two: The Automobile (The Internal Combustion Engine)Chapter Three: The McCormick Reaper and the Agricultural RevolutionChapter Four: The Sewing Machine, the Textile Industry, and the Role of WomenChapter Five: The American Gun CultureChapter Six: The Telegraph and the TelephoneChapter Seven: Radio and TelevisionChapter Eight: The Motion PictureChapter Nine: The AirplaneChapter Ten: The Computer, the Internet, and the World Wide WebEpilogue: Technology and Social ChangeBibliographyIndex

Gerhard Falk is the author of twenty-one books and over forty journal articles. He has received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, the State University College at Buffalo President’s Award for Creativity, and the State University of New York Research Foundation Award for Scholarship. He has also been inducted into Delta Tau Kappa, the International Social Science Honor Society.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The History and Influence of Technology and Science on American CultureChapter One: The Steam EngineChapter Two: The Automobile (The Internal Combustion Engine)Chapter Three: The McCormick Reaper and the Agricultural RevolutionChapter Four: The Sewing Machine, the Textile Industry, and the Role of WomenChapter Five: The American Gun CultureChapter Six: The Telegraph and the TelephoneChapter Seven: Radio and TelevisionChapter Eight: The Motion PictureChapter Nine: The AirplaneChapter Ten: The Computer, the Internet, and the World Wide WebEpilogue: Technology and Social ChangeBibliographyIndex

Gerhard Falk is the author of twenty-one books and over forty journal articles. He has received the State University Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, the State University College at Buffalo President’s Award for Creativity, and the State University of New York Research Foundation Award for Scholarship. He has also been inducted into Delta Tau Kappa, the International Social Science Honor Society.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The History and Influence of Technology and Science on American CultureChapter One: The Steam EngineChapter Two: The Automobile (The Internal Combustion Engine)Chapter Three: The McCormick Reaper and the Agricultural RevolutionChapter Four: The Sewing Machine, the Textile Industry, and the Role of WomenChapter Five: The American Gun CultureChapter Six: The Telegraph and the TelephoneChapter Seven: Radio and TelevisionChapter Eight: The Motion PictureChapter Nine: The AirplaneChapter Ten: The Computer, the Internet, and the World Wide WebEpilogue: Technology and Social ChangeBibliographyIndex