Time, Leisure and the Arts: Reflections of a Latin-American On Automation

Diogenes 14 (54):104-115 (1966)
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Abstract

We are living today at such a pace of technological development that it is no longer enough for the businessman or the intellectual, when they consider the problems related to their specific interests, work, politics or specialization, to look just at what these problems mean in present, immediate, strictly modern terms. In fact, the very prestige of this word—modern—is in a state of crisis.

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