STAGES OF TECHNICAL REVOLUTION AND ITS SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL IMPORTANCE

This article examines the transformative discoveries in production, industry, and technology from the 17th to the 20th centuries, highlighting their profound impact on human life. General Background: The period marked a pivotal shift in economic and political relations, often referred to as the "big bang" of European industrialization, which catalyzed unprecedented advancements. Specific Background: Key developments in manufacturing machinery, automation, and computing are analyzed, revealing a trajectory of revolutionary change that reshaped labor, productivity, and societal structures. Knowledge Gap: Despite extensive research on individual technological innovations, there is a lack of comprehensive studies connecting these advancements to broader socio-economic transformations. Aims: This article aims to bridge this gap by situating technological progress within the context of evolving economic and political frameworks. Results: Findings indicate that the interplay between technological innovation and socio-economic change facilitated the emergence of new economic paradigms, contributing to both local and global shifts in power dynamics. Novelty: This study introduces a holistic perspective that integrates technological advancements with the evolution of economic relations, offering a fresh lens through which to understand the interconnectedness of industry and society. Implications: The insights gained from this research have significant implications for contemporary discussions on the relationship between technology and socio-economic development, suggesting that current technological trends may similarly reshape future economic landscapes.