<p>“<em>Technology: Its Nature and Significance</em> is indeed a book for everyone, thanks not only to its clarity and readability but also to its timely subject matter. Blending careful definition with well-chosen illustrations from the co-evolution of nature and the machine world, it slows down the typical rush to judgment about all things technological. If history is philosophy with examples, then this is a quiet tour de force of both philosophical reasoning and historical narrative. Jones speaks to major themes, issues, and questions addressing the complexity of technology, as well the differences that distinguish it from science, providing a powerful demonstration that philosophy and language matter.” — Michael Budd, Professor of History, Salve Regina University</p>