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Industrial Revolution

Things with no place

How does this exist in spatial relation to other knowledge?

This arrangement is schematic. Distance and direction on this diagram carry no physical meaning — it shows how these things relate, not where they are. Nothing here is measured position, live telemetry or a simulation.

ProgrammesIdeas and conditionsThe organic economy and its ceilingThe British textile industryThe Factory ActsThe British canal networkThe British railway networkBoulton and WattThe Factory InspectorateAbraham Darby IEdwin ChadwickHenry CortJames WattRichard ArkwrightIndustrial child labourParliamentary enclosureThe Engels pauseNineteenth-century British urbanisationCoalRaw cottonIronLiverpool and Manchester RailwayThe Bridgewater CanalCoke smelting of ironThe Newcomen atmospheric engineThe power loomPuddling and rollingThe spinning jennyThe spinning muleThe steam engineThe water frame
Schematic. 29 objects, arranged by kind. No position, no distance, no motion.
Programmes1

The organisation that flew the missions, across years.

Ideas and conditions28

Something with no place at all: a condition, a plan, an idea.