Technology and Well-Being

David Scott Arnold

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This chapter describes the association of machines with images of health, one of the ways in which goods or commodities are advertised and sold, focusing on advertising and the success of the printing press, and the vital role advertisement plays in India's print culture. It discusses the promotion of health and well-being as the commonly used themes of advertisement in India.

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