Intended primarily for the researcher, teacher, or student new to the interdisciplinary study of the impact of technology on man and his habitat, this annotated bibliography is designed to provide a guide to significant statements on technology from humanistic points of view. Works have been chosen which integrate technology with man's social, aesthetic, and ethical experience, and many deal with man as a builder and the values which enter into his creations. The more than 100 citations are listed in 11 categories: overviews, anthologies, historical studies, art, architecture and urban design, literature and critical studies, fiction and poetry, social impact and technology assessment, philosophy and ethics, case studies, and journals. (RAO)