The Prospects of Industrial Civilization examines the intersection of industrialization and societal development. Bertrand Russell critiques the potential pitfalls and benefits of industrial progress, arguing for a balance between technological advancement and human values. He explores the moral and philosophical implications of industrial society, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations in the face of rapid technological change.
Why Read This Book
- Offers a critical analysis of industrialization's impact on society and individual well-being.
- Explores the ethical dimensions of technological progress, encouraging readers to reflect on modern challenges.
- Provides a historical context for understanding contemporary industrial issues.
- Engages with Russell's broader philosophical themes, enriching one's understanding of his thought.
About the Author
Bertrand Russell (1872–1970) was a prominent British philosopher, logician, and social critic. Renowned for his work in analytic philosophy and logic, he also advocated for social justice and nuclear disarmament. His contributions to philosophy and activism have left a profound legacy.
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