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Lives of the Engineers. The Locomotive. George and Robert Stephenson
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- Nombre de pages375
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4725417-1
- EAN8596547254171
- Date de parution04/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
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Résumé
In "Lives of the Engineers, " Samuel Smiles presents a compelling narrative that intertwines biography with engineering history, illuminating the lives and contributions of prominent figures in the field. Employing a poignant literary style that combines anecdotal storytelling with moralistic overtones, Smiles explores themes of perseverance, innovation, and the societal impact of engineering advancements.
His work reflects the Victorian era's fascination with progress and the belief in the individual's capacity for self-improvement, positioning engineers not merely as technicians but as pivotal architects of modern civilization. Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer, was deeply influenced by the socio-economic changes of the 19th century, particularly the Industrial Revolution. His background in medicine and his fervent belief in the virtues of hard work and self-help shaped his approach to biographical writing.
Smiles' own life experiences and the challenges he faced informed his admiration for those who overcame adversity to achieve greatness, making him a natural chronicler of the engineers' journeys. "Lives of the Engineers" is recommended for readers interested in the intersections of biography, technology, and society. It serves as both an inspiration and a historical document, illuminating the essential role of engineers in shaping our contemporary world.
Smiles' exploration of personal narratives will resonate with those who appreciate stories of resilience and ingenuity.
His work reflects the Victorian era's fascination with progress and the belief in the individual's capacity for self-improvement, positioning engineers not merely as technicians but as pivotal architects of modern civilization. Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer, was deeply influenced by the socio-economic changes of the 19th century, particularly the Industrial Revolution. His background in medicine and his fervent belief in the virtues of hard work and self-help shaped his approach to biographical writing.
Smiles' own life experiences and the challenges he faced informed his admiration for those who overcame adversity to achieve greatness, making him a natural chronicler of the engineers' journeys. "Lives of the Engineers" is recommended for readers interested in the intersections of biography, technology, and society. It serves as both an inspiration and a historical document, illuminating the essential role of engineers in shaping our contemporary world.
Smiles' exploration of personal narratives will resonate with those who appreciate stories of resilience and ingenuity.
In "Lives of the Engineers, " Samuel Smiles presents a compelling narrative that intertwines biography with engineering history, illuminating the lives and contributions of prominent figures in the field. Employing a poignant literary style that combines anecdotal storytelling with moralistic overtones, Smiles explores themes of perseverance, innovation, and the societal impact of engineering advancements.
His work reflects the Victorian era's fascination with progress and the belief in the individual's capacity for self-improvement, positioning engineers not merely as technicians but as pivotal architects of modern civilization. Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer, was deeply influenced by the socio-economic changes of the 19th century, particularly the Industrial Revolution. His background in medicine and his fervent belief in the virtues of hard work and self-help shaped his approach to biographical writing.
Smiles' own life experiences and the challenges he faced informed his admiration for those who overcame adversity to achieve greatness, making him a natural chronicler of the engineers' journeys. "Lives of the Engineers" is recommended for readers interested in the intersections of biography, technology, and society. It serves as both an inspiration and a historical document, illuminating the essential role of engineers in shaping our contemporary world.
Smiles' exploration of personal narratives will resonate with those who appreciate stories of resilience and ingenuity.
His work reflects the Victorian era's fascination with progress and the belief in the individual's capacity for self-improvement, positioning engineers not merely as technicians but as pivotal architects of modern civilization. Samuel Smiles, a Scottish author and reformer, was deeply influenced by the socio-economic changes of the 19th century, particularly the Industrial Revolution. His background in medicine and his fervent belief in the virtues of hard work and self-help shaped his approach to biographical writing.
Smiles' own life experiences and the challenges he faced informed his admiration for those who overcame adversity to achieve greatness, making him a natural chronicler of the engineers' journeys. "Lives of the Engineers" is recommended for readers interested in the intersections of biography, technology, and society. It serves as both an inspiration and a historical document, illuminating the essential role of engineers in shaping our contemporary world.
Smiles' exploration of personal narratives will resonate with those who appreciate stories of resilience and ingenuity.
