Social aspects of the engineering approach

Henry Agard Wallace

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Philosophical Thought and Analysis Social Science and Policy Research Engineering Education and Global Impact

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Social advantages and disadvantages of the engineering-scientific approach to civilization are discussed in this article, which includes full text of an address delivered at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science held in Boston, Mass., December 8, 1933. The engineer is urged to apply the precision of his thinking and his honesty in facing facts to the more complex situations that concern living organisms and our social life.

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