TABLE OF CONTENTS

American Inventors: Overt and Covert Forces in History	Donald M. Arendt
Bike	Catharine Bell
Capering with Machines across Modern Cultural History	Margaret E. Bigford
Man and Machine: An Interdisciplinary High School English Course	Frank Capellini
Proposal for a Social Studies Global Issues Day on Technology	Sr. Emilia Castelletti
Machining the Civilization	Peter Conzett
Tour of St. John the Divine (NYC)	Helen V. Fairbanks
Transitions of Power and Society in England, 1750-1850	Mary Garber
Infrastructure and Black Rubber (Not Leather)	J. N. Gawlikowski
Reading the Cathedral: Suggestions for Studying the Middle Ages	William W. Goetz
The Canal Boat: Reading a Machine	Larry Kidder
Technology and One Human's Experience, or LNG Comes To Lhokseumawe!	Rodney W. Kling
Reading the Interstate Highway System as a Prosthetic Machine	Barry Lambour
Reading a Machine: The DC-3--A Solution to Many Problems	Jeff Lucker
Peeking and Poking: A Glance at the Effects of Technology on Secondary Mathematics Education	Donald M. Luepke
Alaska	Alan Miller
Bridgeport	James K. Moran
Philosophy of/and Technology: A Peripheral Appreciation	Michael A. O'Toole
Humanities of the Twenty-First Century: A Proposal for a New Course	Julianne Pixley
Communities and Industrialization	John G. Ramsay
Reading in a New Dimension	Marion S. Remer
How to Read a Machine: A Guide for the Technologically Intimidated Human Being	Catherine Robertson
Do Artifacts Have Politics? (With Apologies to Langdon Winner)	Deborah Rutzen
Evaluating Technology in a U. S. History Curriculum	Thomas P. Ryan
Women in Science and Technology: A Symposium	Barbara Trujillo
Possible outputs from NEH Summer Seminar 1985	Sandra S. Vickery
The Work of Albert Kahn, Architect	Marian S. West
Technology, Telephones, and Teenagers	Laquita Wood
The Effect of the Haber Process on Fertilizer	Raymond Zmaczynski