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We don't need no education? 

This episode explores the transformative ideas of three influential late 20th-century educational theorists. Each began with a flourishing career in teaching but ultimately left the classroom behind, driven by a growing disenchantment with the educational system. Their collective experiences culminated in an incisive critique of conventional schooling, sparking calls in some quarters for comprehensive educational reform. But compelling as their arguments were, did they achieve any enduring impact on the landscape of education?

• 00:00:00 - Intro
• 00:01:02 - Introducing Critics of Schools
• 00:09:09 - Ivan Illich (1926-2002)
• 00:28:47 - John Taylor Gatto (1935-2018)
• 00:42:59 - John Holt (1923-1985)
• 01:00:08 - Summing up

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Voiture électrique, avion à hydrogène, capture du CO2 : pour beaucoup, le progrès technique nous sauvera du péril climatique. D’où cette question : le progrès technique est-il une idéologie ?

Pour y répondre, nous recevons François Jarrige, professeur d’histoire à l’Université de Bourgogne, spécialiste de l’industrialisation et auteur notamment de “Technocritiques, du refus des machines à la contestation des technosciences”

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In these times of social unrest we need to understand what drives humanity towards conflict. David Cayley, longtime CBC Ideas broadcaster, joins David Gornoski to discuss the breakdown of social unity through a distinctly Christian lens shaped by experiences with Rene Girard and Ivan Illich. On the pandemic, Cayley says that "the virus is the perfect enemy" but expresses concern over those who are suffering due to the measures imposed. "There's this perfectionist notion that this virus can be wrestled to the ground and that we can be safe," Cayley remarks, "but we can never be safe." Listen to the full episode for an anthropological breakdown of the pandemic and more.

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David Gornoski examines how the Democrats, in their mimetic obsession over Trump, have revealed the insanity of the whole political enterprise. Plus, economist and anthropologist Mark Sunwall joins the show to talk about Ivan Illich's Deschooling Society and Good Samaritan analysis for the modern world. Sunwall thinks Illich, especially in his criticism of the education system, was ahead of the curve and should be heeded in these pandemic times marked with infringement of liberty by state institutions. Listen to the full episode for all this and more.

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Prêtre, historien, philosophe, linguiste, enseignant-voyageur, Ivan Illich (1926-2002) est un homme et un penseur inclassable. En compagnie de Thierry Paquot, auteur d’Ivan Illich et la société conviviale, nous revenons, dans ce nouvel épisode de TechClash, sur l’oeuvre riche et précieuse de celui qui forgé, dès les années 1970, le concept de décroissance et invité chacun à se réapproprier la technologie.

V budoucnu nebude v zemi jen pár mezinárodních letišť, ale přistávat se bude běžně u většiny měst, věří Michal Illich, zakladatel společnosti Zuri vyvíjející bezpilotní letadlo pro osobní přepravu s technologií vertikálního vzletu a přistání.