In a perceptive and penetrating essay devoted ot a definition of the modern world as he sees it, the world-reknowned inventor of the Geodesic dome discusses the place of education in that world. In applying his dymaxion principles to educational planning Mr. Fuller makes a strong case for technological aids in teaching and for comprehensive planning of campuses of the future.
Editions · 2
Paperback
1964 · Southern Illinois University Press
88 pp · EN
9780809301379
Paperback
2000 · DoubleDay
EN
9780385011525
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