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*[[Medical Nemesis]]: taking back control of health and health care
 
*[[Medical Nemesis]]: taking back control of health and health care
  
Illich was strongly influenced by the Counter-Culture of the 1960s. He built upon ideas formulated by the [[Appropriate Technology]] and [[Whole Earth]] movements. These in turn had [[Historical Roots]] going back to the naturalism of [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]], and to ninetheenth and early twentieth century critiques of industrial society.
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Illich was strongly influenced by the Counter-Culture of the 1960s. His work in the nineteen-seventies built upon ideas formulated by the [[Appropriate Technology]] and [[Whole Earth]] movements. These in turn had [[Historical Roots]] going back to the naturalism of [[Jean-Jacques Rousseau]], and to ninetheenth and early twentieth century critiques of industrial society. Illich was also profoundly Catholic, and his later work evolved in a more markedly spiritual direction.
  
 
==The Convivial Tool==
 
==The Convivial Tool==

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