# Ivan Illich
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Ivan Dominic Illich (; 4 September 1926 – 2 December 2002) was a Roman Catholic priest, theologian, philosopher, and social critic. His 1971 book Deschooling Society criticises modern society's institutional approach to education, an approach that allegedly constrains learning to narrow situations in a fairly short period of the human lifespan. His 1975 book Medical Nemesis, importing to the sociology of medicine the concept of medical harm, alleges that industrialised society widely impairs quality of life by overmedicalising life, pathologizing normal conditions, creating false dependency, and limiting other solutions more healthful.
The Prophecy Workshop: Launching September 11
Something is being asked of us. -Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel
Since launching Lost Prophets in September 2024, we have searched together for two things: first, to find the prophets we need to hear at this moment; and second, to better understand what true prophecy means—what it asks of us, in Hesch…
Darian Meacham - Autonomy and Conviviality: remarks on phenomenology, work and automation
Season 9 continues with a recording from our 2024 annual conference, Embodiment and History.
This episode features a keynote presentation from Prof. Darian Meacham
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In 1988 the French Philosopher André Gorz published Métamorphoses du travail: Critique de la raison économique. In this …
August done – September beckons
A recurring theme in September posts round here is whether or not I managed to hit my goal of always taking the whole of August off. It’s a dream that I’ve held dear since 2002 when I experienced it for the first time, not altogether intentionally, after finishing at the Audit Commission. It’s b…
Episode 150: If it's not a virus, what makes us sick? With Dr. Tom Cowan
One kid gets sick. Then another. Then another. That's proof of contagion... right?
In this episode, Dr. Tom Cowan joins me to challenge some of the most deeply held assumptions about sickness, symptoms and the body.
What if what you've been taught to believe isn't what you've actually observed? …
Episode 150: If it's not a virus, what makes us sick? With Dr. Tom Cowan
One kid gets sick. Then another. Then another. That's proof of contagion... right?
In this episode, Dr. Tom Cowan joins me to challenge some of the most deeply held assumptions about sickness, symptoms and the body.
What if what you've been taught to believe isn't what you've actually observed? …
Mend with Jodi Spargur
What does it mean to repair something that has been broken? Where do we begin when the harm is larger than any one of us? And what if reconciliation is less about finding the right answer and more about learning how to be in right relationship?
In this opening episode of Season 8, we welcome Jodi …
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October Wellness Calendar [Self-Directed Learning]
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Hi everyone. Big welcome to one and all. We start this episode 2 million years ago. We jump from hats to playgrounds to gold dust. We pilfer from academics and we blow a raspberry at behaviourism.
Here's some links of some of the people we mention in this session...
Ivan Illich
John Holt
William Pe…
27. Is Your Corporate Giving Landing in the Right Place? - with Weh Yeoh
What does it actually mean to help? And how do we know when the help we're offering is solving a problem versus sustaining one? This episode is a conversation with Weh Yeoh, physiotherapist turned social entrepreneur, founder of OIC Cambodia, co-founder of Umbo, and author of Redundant Charities, a…
The Great Humbling S6E8: The Sense of an Ending
Welcome back to The Great Humbling and a special episode in which we are joined by a longstanding friend of the podcast – Elizabeth Slade, the chief officer of the Unitarians, a religious organisation with a three-hundred-year history of dissent and radicalism.
If this episode sounds a little like …
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