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    Struggling to Live Within the Storm, with Ivan Illich

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    Struggling to Live Within the Storm, with Ivan Illic

    Rain, Steam and Speed and the New Scopic Regime (1989)

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    Rain, Steam and Speed and the New Scopic Regime (1989

    Genesis and Development of a Scientific Fact: The Case of Energy

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    "Speed" As a State of Altered Perceptions (1989)

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    "Speed" As a State of Altered Perceptions (1989

    Teaching with and Thinking After Illich on Tools

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    Teaching with and Thinking After Illich on Tool

    Modernity\u27s Spatial Imperative (2000)

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    Modernity\u27s Spatial Imperative (2000

    Comments on Ivan Illich\u27s Thesis on Arnold Joseph Toynbee

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    Commentary on Ivan Illich\u27s doctoral thesis on Arnold Joseph Toynbe

    Automobility and Hospitality

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    In this paper, we approach automobility from a perspective opened by the work of Ivan Illich. We discuss how automobility transforms our way of thinking about transport, the experience of engaging in it, and some possibilities that these changes open and close. Where engaging Illich for the purpose of scrutinizing automobility has tended to start out from his earlier works, we here emphasize the period of his thinking to which a specific roadside event – told of in the parable of the Samaritan – holds the key. Thus, our focus is on automobility\u27s closure of the opening towards the unknown stranger through the felt flesh. We argue that a remnant of this possibility remains in the practice of hitch-hiking. The practice of hitch-hiking, however, takes place through exactly those channels of communication which automobility occludes. In the conclusion, we turn our new understanding of automobility towards the future, offering a few remarks on what might then be discerned in the prospect of self-driving cars

    Power, Politics, Friendship: Illich Offers Hope In Our Hard Times A Conversation with Gustavo Esteva

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    A conversation with author, activist, and deprofessionalized intelectual, Gustavo Esteva (friend and collaborator of Ivan Illich)

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