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The Modern Bicycle and Its Accessories
Julius Wilcox
Alex Schwalbach
其他書名
Exploring the Evolution of Cycling: From Victorian Elegance to Modern Innovation
出版
Good Press
, 2019-11-22
主題
Transportation / Bicycles
Technology & Engineering / Inventions
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=idfCDwAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋
In 'The Modern Bicycle and Its Accessories,' Julius Wilcox and Alex Schwalbach have curated an anthology that delves into the profound transformation of the bicycle and its peripheral gadgets within contemporary society. This collection navigates through a labyrinth of literary styles, from analytical essays to narrative storytelling, offering a panoramic view of the bicycles role across different cultures and epochs. The anthology stands out for its eclectic approach, weaving together historical analysis, personal anecdotes, and speculative designs to illuminate the bicycle's multifaceted existence and its impact on modern life. The authors and editors, Wilcox and Schwalbach, come from distinct yet complementary backgrounds, combining expertise in urban planning, cultural studies, and sustainable design. This diversity enables the anthology to traverse various domains, from the technological innovations in bicycle design to its symbolic significances in social movements, reflecting a broader understanding of mobility, autonomy, and environmental consciousness. Their collective endeavor offers a rich tapestry of insights, situating the bicycle within larger narratives of human progress and environmental stewardship. 'The Modern Bicycle and Its Accessories' is an essential read for anyone interested in the intersection of technology, culture, and sustainability. By presenting a collection that is as informative as it is diverse, Wilcox and Schwalbach invite readers to explore the revolutionary potential of the bicycle. From enthusiasts to skeptics, readers will find in these pages a compelling dialogue on the evolving identity of the bicycle, making it a seminal reference for understanding the broader implications of this ubiquitous yet overlooked device in shaping our future societies.
