Made to Break

Discover the compelling narrative of Made to Break by Giles Slade, published by Harvard University Press in 2007. This insightful book spans 336 pages and delves into the evolution of 20th-century technology, exploring the concept of disposability as a pivotal factor in America's shift away from tradition. Slade argues that our embrace of change and impermanence has been driven by a culture that prioritizes short product lifespans. However, this choice may have profound implications for the sustainability of our future. Engage with this thought-provoking examination of technology's social aspects and its impact on American life. Perfect for readers interested in history, technology, and societal trends, Made to Break invites you to reflect on the consequences of our disposable culture.