
The Birth of Exploration
Nov 12, 1975 - 29:18
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This year's Reith lecturer is the influential thinker Donald Schon. Previously a Professor of philosophy at the University of California, he was the director of the Institute for Applied Technology in the National Bureau...
The Loss of the Stable State is an episode from The Reith Lectures: Archive 1948-1975 by BBC. This year's Reith lecturer is the influential thinker Donald Schon. Previously a Professor of philosophy at the University of California, he was t...
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Published Nov 15, 1970, 43:19 long, audio available.
This year's Reith lecturer is the influential thinker Donald Schon. Previously a Professor of philosophy at the University of California, he was the director of the Institute for Applied Technology in the National Bureau of Standards, Department of Commerce. He is currently the co-founder and director of the Organization for Social and Technological Innovation (OSTI), a non-profit social research and development firm in Boston. He delivers his Reith lecture on industrial technology and social change from his series entitled 'Change and the Industrial Society'. In this lecture entitled 'The Loss of the Stable State', Donald Schon describes how society needs a belief in a calm and constant identity and structure. Exploring times when this stability has been lost, he analyses the human need for the belief of a better time.
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The Loss of the Stable State is an episode from The Reith Lectures: Archive 1948-1975 by BBC.
This episode is 43:19 long.
This episode was published on Nov 15, 1970.
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