This book uses a case study to explore the contribution which scientific knowledge made to the growth trajectory of England in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The aim is not to re-tell the story of the Industrial Revolution, but to reconstruct its preliminary stage which is here labelled the Industrial Enlightenment.
This book uses a case study to explore the contribution which scientific knowledge made to the growth trajectory of England in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The aim is not to re-tell the story of the Industrial Revolution, but to reconstruct its preliminary stage which is here labelled the Industrial Enlightenment.
Peter Jones is Professor of French History at the University of Birmingham
Inhaltsangabe
1. The eighteenth-century knowledge economy 2. Birmingham and the West Midlands 3. The dissemination and validation of experimental Science in the marketplace 4. The science and technology interface 5. Industry, enlightenment and dissent 6. The Republic of Letters in disarray 7. Conclusion Bibliography Index
1. The eighteenth-century knowledge economy 2. Birmingham and the West Midlands 3. The dissemination and validation of experimental Science in the marketplace 4. The science and technology interface 5. Industry, enlightenment and dissent 6. The Republic of Letters in disarray 7. Conclusion Bibliography Index
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