The  literary critic Fred Hobson thought it unimaginable that Absalom!
The invention of this technique is sometimes credited to John Gorrie, and one of the first functional  implementations of it was a system developed by Robert Portner and Edward Elis. The British historian  S.F. Markham cal ed this technique possibly "the greatest contribution to civilization in this century," and  a definitive history of this technique from 1900 to 1960 was written by American scholar Gail Cooper. The  literary critic Fred Hobson thought it unimaginable that Absalom! Absalom! could be written under the  influence of this technique. The most famous sociological work on this technique is an article written by  Raymond Arsenault, who argued that this invention was the most important advance in Southern  culture because its availability made migration to the South possibly by erasing regional differences, in  his article "The End of the Long Hot Summer." For 10 points, identify this invention popularized in  America by the Carrier corporation.
The invention of this technique is sometimes credited to John Gorrie, and one of the first functional  implementations of it was a system developed by Robert Portner and Edward Elis.
air conditioning