"The Philosophy of Manufactures" was written by Andrew Ure in 1835 during the Industrial Revolution in Britain. Ure's work aims to analyze the impact of technology and mechanization on the manufacturing process, emphasizing efficiency and productivity. This context highlights the rapid industrialization and social transformations occurring in Europe during the 19th century.
No, the Ring of Gyges is not an excerpt from Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan. The Ring of Gyges is a story from Plato's Republic, where a shepherd finds a ring that grants invisibility and explores the ethical implications. Hobbes's Leviathan is a work of political philosophy that discusses the social contract and the nature of government.
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Industrialization led to a manufacturing based econony and business owners were looking to maximize their profits
rural and working class
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In the context of the excerpt from "The Interlopers" by Saki, the word "acquiesce" means to accept or comply without protest or resistance. It suggests that one of the characters is giving in to the other's demands or desires without arguing or putting up a fight.
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