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You can encounter the rare field of American engineering history, and the book is very well made.
Thomas Hughes: Origins of Modern America 2
*The Origins of Modern America* is a book that chronicles the history of American technology over a century, from 1870 to 1970, focusing on the evolutionary process of the "technological system." Volume 2 turns its gaze beyond the United States to describe the process by which the Soviet Union and Germany enthusiastically adopted American technology and production systems following World War I. Particularly interesting is the fact that large-scale technology transfer and cooperation between the Soviet Union and the United States—something unimaginable during the Cold War—became quite commonplace in the 1920s and 1930s. The book also depicts how intellectuals, architects, and artists of the time embraced the "Second Industrial Revolution," which reached its peak in the early 20th century in the United States, and how this shaped modern culture.
Korean title: 현대 미국의 기원 2
Korean author: 토머스 휴즈
Korean publisher: 나남
ISBN-13: 9788930089036
Reviews
You can encounter the rare field of American engineering history, and the book is very well made.












