Focusing on the life and writings of Ivan Illich, this book explores his role as a Roman Catholic Church reformer within the broader landscape of cultural criticism that emerged in the 1960s. It delves into his influential ideas and critiques, highlighting their relevance and impact on contemporary thought and social issues. Through an examination of his work, the book sheds light on Illich's unique perspectives and contributions to discussions about education, technology, and societal structures.
