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The education of Henry Adams
an autobiography.
Book • 1777
The Education of Henry Adams is an extended meditation on the rapid changes in society, technology, politics, and intellect during Adams's lifetime.
The book critiques traditional education for its failure to prepare him for the scientific and technological advancements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Adams reflects on his experiences, friendships, and self-education, highlighting his bewilderment and concern over the rapid progress of science and technology.
The autobiography is narrated in the third person and includes humorous and sarcastic self-criticism, as well as insights into notable events and figures of the time.
The book critiques traditional education for its failure to prepare him for the scientific and technological advancements of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Adams reflects on his experiences, friendships, and self-education, highlighting his bewilderment and concern over the rapid progress of science and technology.
The autobiography is narrated in the third person and includes humorous and sarcastic self-criticism, as well as insights into notable events and figures of the time.
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Jacob Howland when discussing the acceleration of social change and its impact on human beings.
Jacob Howland when discussing the acceleration of social change and its impact on human beings.
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Jacob Howland on the Hidden Human Costs of AI
Mentioned by Michael, who professed the religion of world's fairs and whose reflections are found in his autobiography.
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