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Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture Martin Brunet Rudolf Steiner challenges us toFocused on conventions of technology, labor, and tolerance on the one hand, and on artistic intentionality on the other hand, these essays also address the implications of this past in our own research today. The first section, ""Representing Humans and Technology,"" opens with the late Srinivas Aravamudan's presidential address, ""From Enlightenment to Anthropocene."" This is followed by a panel of essays on labor and industry, which includes