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Material World by Ed Conway; 9780753559178

Material World

By Ed Conway

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Description

Material World by Ed Conway is a thought-provoking exploration of the intricate relationship between materials and human progress. Delving into the realms of popular economics and economic history, Conway invites readers to reflect on how our society has been shaped by the discovery and utilisation of various materials throughout time.

The Story

Through a captivating narrative, Conway examines pivotal moments in history where materials like steel, aluminium, and rare earth elements have played a transformative role. From the Industrial Revolution to the technological advancements of today, he illustrates how these elements have not only driven economic growth but also influenced cultural and social dynamics. With a blend of storytelling and analytical insight, Material World encourages readers to appreciate the often-overlooked substances that underpin our modern existence.

Why Readers Love It

  • Engaging Narrative: Conway's writing style is both accessible and informative, making complex ideas easy to grasp.
  • Rich Historical Context: The book provides a comprehensive backdrop that enhances understanding of current material challenges.
  • Interdisciplinary Approach: The intersection of economics, science, and history offers a multi-faceted perspective that appeals to a diverse audience.

Perfect For

Readers interested in economics, science, and history will find Material World an enlightening read. It is particularly suitable for those who appreciated Conway's previous works, where he similarly illuminates the connections between human innovation and the materials that drive it.

“A fascinating journey through the things that shape our lives.”
Specifications

Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: 198 mm × 126 mm × 34 mm
Pages: 512
Publisher: Ebury Publishing
ISBN: 9780753559178

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