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Editor: Carol Colatrella, Georgia Institute    of Technology ISBN: 978-1-42983-739-2 Print List Price: $85 e-ISBN: 978-1-4298-3787-3  eBook Single User Price: $85 October 2012 · 1 volume · 308 pages · 6"x9" Includes Online Database with Print Purchase Critical Insights: Technology & Humanity Table of Contents Contents About This Volume      —Carol Colatrella On Technology & Humanity      —Carol Colatrella Critical Contexts Industrial Revolution, Empire, and the Novel      —Narin Hassan Reading Technology and Literature in the Twentieth Century      —Melissa M. Littlefield and Michael Black The Model T and the Roaring Twenties: The Automobile, Social Change, and Cultural Critiquin American Literature      —      —Tanfer Emin Tunc "An Intent to Communicate": Technology and Digital Culture in The Crying of Lot 49      —Madeleine Monson-Rosen Critical Readings Technology in Cross-Cultural Mythology: Western and Non-Western      —Kevin LaGrandeur The Technologist in Classical Mythology and American Literature      —Inger H. Dalsgaard "'Now Let Us Meet the World': Being, Appearing, and Seeing in Hawthorne's The House of the Seven Gables"      —Abigail Glogower Opposing Perspectives: Technology in Modernist Literature      —Melissa Dinsman Inventions in Literature: Time Travel in Works by H.G. Wells, Mark Twain, Kurt Vonnegut, and Douglas Adams     —      —Claire Menck Literary Models of Technological Mediation with the World: Sartre's Nausea and Julio Cortázar's "Treasure of Youth"      —Luis O. Arata "Art as Technique": Formalist Theory as a Reflection on the Perceptual Impact of Technology and New Techniques      —A.M. van den Oever Humanity and Technology at War      —Robert Blaskiewicz Android Dreams and Human Imaginings      —Aaron Barlow Death of the Digital Messiah: Increased Complexity in Virtual Narratives: Neuromancer, The Matrix, and Tron      —Mike Griffith Ghosts and Girls in the Machine: Technology and the Human in Japanese Visual Popular Culture (Ghost in the Shell, Armitage III)      —Jaime Weida Resources Additional Works on Technology and Humanity Bibliography Contributors About the Editor Index

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