The Closed World: Computers and the Politics of Discourse in Cold War America (Inside Technology)
In The Closed World, Paul N. Edwards explores the relationship between computers and political discourse in Cold War America. Part of the Inside Technology series, this study examines technology’s place in American history and the ways computing became linked to public ideas, language, and debate.
About This Book
Paul N. Edwards examines the relationship between computers and political discourse in Cold War America.
The book considers how computing became connected to the ways ideas, debates, and public language were shaped during the Cold War.
Positioned within MIT Press’s Inside Technology series, it offers a historically focused study of technology and society.
Its subject will interest readers exploring computers, American history, politics, and the cultural meaning of technological change.
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