by Neil Postman
First published 1992
In "Technopoly", Neil Postman reveals how our technology-obsessed culture has become dangerously unbalanced. As once-useful tools morph into all-powerful rulers, Postman exposes the chilling consequences: facts reduced to data, privacy erased, and human values subsumed by the machine's agenda. But this is no mere technological determinism - Postman offers a humane path forward, showing how we can reclaim our rightful place as technology's masters, not its slaves.
Genres: philosophy, non-fiction, technology, academic
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: critical-analysis, social-commentary
240 pages · Paperback · Vintage