%0 Book %1 Illich71 %A Illich, Ivan %C London, UK %D 1971 %I Marion Boyars Publishers, Ltd. %K alexander design designapproches education mathgamespatterns mythesis patterns radical theory %T Deschooling Society %@ 0714508799

@book{Illich71, added-at = {2008-05-30T04:10:33.000+0200}, address = {London, UK}, author = {Illich, Ivan}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/26bc614d91f7a357703b1176ba5669620/yish}, citeulike-article-id = {494750}, comment = {Alexander himself, in his seminal book (Alexander et al, 1978), describes a pattern called “Network of Learning”. The premise of this pattern is that in a society which emphasises teaching, learners become passive and unable to think or act for themselves. He argues that creative, active individuals can only grow up in a society which emphasises learning instead of teaching. The solution he proposes is to replace the structures of compulsory schooling in a fixed place, with decentralised processed of learning which engage learners through contact with many places and people all over the city: workshops, teachers at home, professionals will to take on the young as helpers, older children, museums, youth groups, scholarly seminars, industrial workshops, old people, and so on. This argument resonates with Ilich's call for “deschooling society” (1971) and conviviality (1973).}, howpublished = {Paperback}, interhash = {68e23be9fee3fe7e09c7f6a9c5564a0c}, intrahash = {6bc614d91f7a357703b1176ba5669620}, isbn = {0714508799}, keywords = {alexander design designapproches education mathgamespatterns mythesis patterns radical theory}, priority = {2}, publisher = {Marion Boyars Publishers, Ltd.}, timestamp = {2008-05-30T04:10:35.000+0200}, title = {Deschooling Society}, year = 1971 }