Table of Contents
**Preface
Introduction
Part One:** Another Look at Progress 1 In Defence of Luddism 2 The Machinery Question Revisited 3 Present-Tense Technology
Part Two: Automation Madness: Or, the Unautomatic History of Automation 4 Automatic Technological Progress 5 A Second Look at Social Progress 6 The Hearings on Industrial Policy: A Statement 7 The Religion of Technology: The Myth of a Masculine Millennium
Appendices I Nineteenth-Century Consultant to Industry Saw Automation as Weaponry II Karl Marx against the Luddites III A Technology Bill of Rights from the International Association of Machinists IV “Starvin’ in Paradise” with the New Technology V Lord Byron Speaks against a Bill to Introduce the Death Penalty for Machine-Breaking VI An Exchange between Norbert Wiener, Father of Cybernetics, and Walter Reuther, UAW President
A Note on the Author