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Modernity and the ambivalent significance of applied science: motors, wireless, telephones and poison gas

First Author: Robert Bud

Attributed to: Science in the public sphere: Understanding the meanings of "applied science" in the era of war, industrial research and modernism, 1900-1939 funded by AHRC

Abstract

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Bibliographic Information

Type: Book Chapter

Book Title: Being Modern (2018)

Page Reference: 95-129