An Intellectual History
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R. Douglas Francis is a professor of Canadian history at the University of Calgary.
Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Perspectives on Technology Part 1: Approaching the Imperative 2 T.C. Keefer, T.C. Haliburton, Sandford Fleming, and Alexander Graham Bell: Technology as Railways, Communication Media, and Time 3 Advocates of Technical Education: Technology as Knowledge Part 2: Grappling with the Imperative 4 George Stanley Brett and the Debate on Technology as War: Technology Dethroned 5 William Lyon Mackenzie King and Frederick Philip Grove: Technology as Industrialism 6 Stephen Leacock and Archibald Lampman: Technology as Mechanization Part 3: Philosophizing the Imperative 7 Harold A. Innis and Eric Havelock: Technology as Power 8 Marshall McLuhan: Making Sense(s) of Technology 9 Northrop Frye and E.J. Pratt: Technology as Mythology 10 George Grant and Dennis Lee: Technology as Being Conclusion Notes Selected Bibliography Index