The largely unpublished work collected in this volume makes clear to the continuing relevance of Marcuse's thought to contemporary issues. The texts published here, dealing with concerns during the period 1942-1951, exhibit penetrating critiques of technology and fascism. Marcuse analyzes the ways that modern technology produces novel forms of society and culture with new modes of social control. The material collected in Technology, War and Fascism provides exemplary attempts to link theory with practice, to develop ideas that can be used to grasp and transform existing social reality. Technology, War and Fascism is the first of six volumes of Collected Papers of Hebert Marcuse to be edited by Douglas Kellner. Each volume is a collection of previously unpublished or uncollected essays, unfinished manuscripts and letters by one of the greatest thinkers of our time.