Technology-Humanism or Nihilism

Gregory H. Davis is Instructor in Political Science and the Humanities at the College of San Mateo in California.

...few books in this field are as comprehensive, accessible, and explicitly humanistic as this one; and few authors transcend conventional disciplinary boundaries as well as Davis does in tackling the complex and recalcitrant problems of the social relations of modern science and technology. CHOICE The gravity of Professor Davis's subject seems not to have lessened the attractiveness of his treatment of it. His thesis is well documented and extremely interesting to read, and it is to be hoped that its realism and sanity will help direct our generation towards ways of survival. Environmental Ethics The gravity of Professor Davis's subject seems not to have lessened the attractiveness of his treatment of it. His thesis is well documented and extremely interesting to read, and it is to be hoped that its realism and sanity will help direct our generation towards ways of survival. Environmental Ethics ...few books in this field are as comprehensive, accessible, and explicitly humanistic as this one; and few authors transcend conventional disciplinary boundaries as well as Davis does in tackling the complex and recalcitrant problems of the social relations of modern science and technology. CHOICE