The Fabric of Civilization: How Textiles Made the World
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The Fabric of Civilization by Virginia Postrel offers a comprehensive exploration of how textiles have been integral to human progress. From the earliest fibers spun by Neanderthals to modern innovations like 3D knitting, Postrel weaves a narrative that highlights textiles' role in shaping technology, commerce, and culture.
Drawing from archaeology, economics, and science, the book reveals how the demand for cloth spurred developments in mathematics, accounting, and even computing. Textiles influenced global trade routes, funded empires, and played a pivotal role in societal transformations.
Structured around themes like fiber, thread, dye, and trade, Postrel's work underscores the profound impact of textiles on civilization. This engaging account invites readers to recognize the threads that connect our past to the fabrics that surround us today.