Technology and Justice gathers compact, probing essays that examine how technological change interacts with social values and political life. Canadian philosopher George Grant reflects on the tensions between tradition and modernity, weighing ethical questions raised by technological power.

The collection considers national identity, concepts of justice, and the cultural consequences of industrial and technological expansion. These pieces favor careful argument and cultural critique over polemic, offering readers grounded perspectives on the moral stakes of modern life.

Key themes

• Technology’s impact on social order and values
• National identity and political thought
• Ethics, justice, and cultural critique
• Conservative and Christian perspectives on modernity

House of Anansi, 1986. 133 pages.

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