Ivan Illich

The Loss of the Senses comprises eighteen essays that Ivan Illich wrote between 1987 and 1998 and continued to edit until the end of his life. This collection is unknown to the English-speaking world....

The Loss of the Senses comprises eighteen essays that Ivan Illich wrote between 1987 and 1998 and continued to edit until the end of his life. This collection is unknown to the English-speaking world....

Dalmatian-Austrian philosopher, Roman Catholic priest, and radical cultural critic Ivan Illich is best known for polemical writings such as Deschooling Society and Tools for Conviviality , which decri

Toward a History of Needs was first published in 1977 and still retains its sharpness.The first quarter of the twenty-first century shows that Illich did not misread industrial society. His warning th

Toward a History of Needs was first published in 1977 and still retains its sharpness.The first quarter of the twenty-first century shows that Illich did not misread industrial society. His warning th