Living in a Technological Culture : Human Tools and Human Values

Language: English

Published by Taylor & Francis Group, 1995

0415071011 / 9780415071017

Series: Book 16 of 20 - Philosophical Issues in Science

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Title
Living in a Technological Culture : Human Tools and Human Values
Author
Oberdiek, Hans, Tiles, Mary
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group
Publication year
1995
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Fine
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Soft cover
Language
English
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0415071011
ISBN 13
9780415071017
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0.701 pounds
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Book 16 of 20: Philosophical Issues in Science

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