Pandaemonium
The Coming of the Machine as Seen by Contemporary Observers
by Humphrey Jennings
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Pub Date 12 Nov 2013 | Archive Date 17 Mar 2013
Description
"Pandaemonium was the biggest single inspiration for the Olympics Opening Ceremony . . . the book is the equivalent of Pepys giving a guided tour of the birth of electricity and the mechanical ageit's brilliant, exciting, and essential."Danny Boyle
Humphrey Jennings was a film maker and one of the co-founders of the Mass Observation Project.
Advance Praise
'Stimulating to mind and imagination ... a monument to one of the unique artists of our time, a visionary poet ... you will be illuminated and enriched.'
Spectator
'A continuous narrative on the Industrial Revolution, woven from contemporary observations and opinions … a treasure-chest of quirky, unusual pieces'
Observer
'Pandaemonium is a fascinating and disturbing anthology … the extracts are brilliantly chosen … a very fine book'
Matthew Reisz, Times Educational Supplement
‘A masterpiece of collage that reads like a novel’
The Times
Spectator
'A continuous narrative on the Industrial Revolution, woven from contemporary observations and opinions … a treasure-chest of quirky, unusual pieces'
Observer
'Pandaemonium is a fascinating and disturbing anthology … the extracts are brilliantly chosen … a very fine book'
Matthew Reisz, Times Educational Supplement
‘A masterpiece of collage that reads like a novel’
The Times
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781848315853 |
PRICE | US$27.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 416 |