Martin Melosi's "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America" Book Review by cee-cee

Martin Melosi's "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America"
Reviews historical writer Martin Melosi's book "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America".
# 108094 | 1,225 words | 1 source | APA | 2008 | US
Published on Sep 22, 2008 in History (Leaders) , Literature (American) , English (Analysis)


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Description:

This paper explains that Martin Melosi in his book "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America" presents Thomas Edison as one of the most prolific and famous inventors in history. The paper relates Melosi's description of Edison, who held 1,093 patents, as one who was successful as a manufacturer, a businessman and marketer of his inventions. The paper explains that the most important theme in Melosi's book is how America has changed because of Edison's inventions and his guidance, which helped create a more civilized American society. The paper concludes that Melosi underscores Edison's proactive approach, which demonstrates to the reader that reacting to things does not make good sense.

Sample of Sources Used:

  • Melosi, Martin V. (1990). Thomas A. Edison and the Modernization of America. Glenview, Illinois: Scott, Foresman/Little, Brown Higher Education.

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APA Format

Martin Melosi's "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America" (2008, September 22) Retrieved June 07, 2023, from https://www.academon.com/book-review/martin-melosi-thomas-a-edison-and-the-modernization-of-america-108094/

MLA Format

"Martin Melosi's "Thomas A Edison and the Modernization of America"" 22 September 2008. Web. 07 June. 2023. <https://www.academon.com/book-review/martin-melosi-thomas-a-edison-and-the-modernization-of-america-108094/>

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