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Against Technology (from The Luddites To Neo-luddism) (paperback) - By Steven E. Jones
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Used - This work aims to place Luddism within the context of machine-breaking as a long-established practice of industrial relations, and to assess its role within the many movements of social protest that were occurring in this period. The causes, aims and organization of Luddism are examined.
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Trying to Get Away ( The Last Luddite)
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Book of 200 drawings based on 2 rules over the span of 2 years.
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Through the Fray: A Tale of the Luddite Riots
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Thomaspaul - Luddite Tray. The word Luddite refers to a movement in the early nineteenth century by a group of British textile artists who protested the changes brought to their industry by the Industrial Revolution, often they destroyed mechanical looms, which they felt were taking work away from themselves. Subsequently the word has come to mean someone who is against technology and prefers to do things the old fashioned way.
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The newly released Oxford Companion to Christian Thought echoes the bias of untold scores who think being religious means being skeptical of media technology: "Religious institutions and churches have responded slowly and grudgingly to … mass media. … Opinions may differ as to whether the press belongs to the world, the flesh, or the devil, but not many Christian voices have been raised suggesting it belongs to the realm of the Spirit, even less that it has a place in building the Kingdom of God...
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This isn't MySpace, where whoever has the most "friends" gets on Page Six or Entertainment Tonight. That's why the highest number of contacts LinkedIn will display in your profile is 500. Don't be a contact whore; only reach out to folks you actually know. And when you do reach out to someone, send a personalized message instead of the generic "I'd like to add you to my professional network on LinkedIn" message that the site provides.
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A Phone for Luddites or for the Long Neglected Masses? The Implications of Vodafones Simply Launch
Digital: 1 pages (2007-01-11). Publisher: IDC Research; 2005-06-01. Label: IDC Research. Format: Download: PDF. Studio: IDC Research.
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G A Henty THROUGH THE FRAY - A Tale of the Luddite Riots A L. Burt, New York, no date. cloth. 316+12pp adv: A book for the instruction and entertainment of young boys: here a novel (and political education) on the Luddite Riots of the early 1800s. [Variously, an early insurrection by the workers against exploitation in the Industrial Revolution and a forerunner of labor unions or an anti-technology nihilist movement whose contemporary descendants riot outside World Bank and international economic...
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Scapegrace - The Ones Who Fall Off the Face of the Earth 7" (Luddite) 1994
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“Accomplished improvisers, and conservatory trained, the musicians (of Matt Small’s Chamber Ensemble) are all capable of exploring Small’s vision of music with one foot in the modern classical world and one foot in modern jazz. Rhythmically assertive and harmonically dense, his compositions often require the Ensemble to play with a rock band’s dynamics.” ~ Contra Costa Times
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"In the spirit of acoustic guitar great Pierre Bensusan comes Maryland-based guitarist Pete Marinovich....On his recently released second album Second Voice, Marinovich is accompanied by jazz pianist Elliot Levine. Just as impressive as Nude With Guitar, the all-instrumental, nine track Second Voice spotlights a number of Marinovich originals as well as covers of The Beatles ("In My Life" and "Michelle") and the Jerry Jeff Walker classic "Mr. Bojangles". Jazzy playing with just the right amount of...
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