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... Ivan Illich Arguing that speed is a tool of political manipulative power , Illich advocates a limit to the use of transport PLANNING OR PREVENTION ? The New Face of ' Family Planning ' Peter Diggory and John McEwan An objective and ...
... Ivan Illich Arguing that speed is a tool of political manipulative power , Illich advocates a limit to the use of transport PLANNING OR PREVENTION ? The New Face of ' Family Planning ' Peter Diggory and John McEwan An objective and ...
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... Ivan Illich A Call for Institutional Revolution DESCHOOLING SOCIETY Ivan Illich A radical look at the social myth of the school TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY Ivan Illich A biting critique of industrial production and a plea for more personal ...
... Ivan Illich A Call for Institutional Revolution DESCHOOLING SOCIETY Ivan Illich A radical look at the social myth of the school TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY Ivan Illich A biting critique of industrial production and a plea for more personal ...
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... Ivan Illich's searing social critique . In Limits to Medicine Ivan Illich has further enlarged on his theme of essential social services , like medicine , schools and transport , which have become , through over - industrialization of ...
... Ivan Illich's searing social critique . In Limits to Medicine Ivan Illich has further enlarged on his theme of essential social services , like medicine , schools and transport , which have become , through over - industrialization of ...
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