After Deschooling, What?

The book is in fair condition with noticeable age-related wear. The cover shows some discoloration and minor edge wear, but the binding remains intact. The pages are slightly yellowed, typical for a book of this age. There are no inscriptions or library markings, making this a clean copy for collectors and readers interested in educational reform.

"After Deschooling, What?" by Ivan Illich and other contributors, published by Perennial Library (Harper & Row, Publishers) in 1973, is a seminal work in educational theory and social criticism. This paperback edition is the first Perennial Library edition, offering a collection of essays that delve into the implications of Illich’s groundbreaking ideas on deschooling society. The book includes contributions from notable thinkers like Neil Postman and Maxine Greene, edited by Alan Gartner, Colin Greer, and Frank Riessman. This edition stands out for its critical exploration of educational reform and its impact on society. The book's relevance is underscored by its publication during a time of significant educational discourse. The condition of this copy is fair, with some age-related wear, but it remains intact and highly readable. This edition is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of educational reform and the philosophical underpinnings of alternative education models.