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9 de may. de 2024 · In this article, I explore Illich’s potential contributions to modern public health through one of his seminal works, Tools for Conviviality. I frame Illich as a valuable conversational partner for public health professionals at a crucial moment in the field’s history.
26 de may. de 2024 · Synthetic biology tools which do not have such impacts on living organisms may exist, but the dependence on experts and centralised equipment will likely remain, ruling out conviviality. To find convivial biological tools, we argue that one must take a step outside of the frame of synthetic biology, to biotechnology and more ...
11 de may. de 2024 · In combining abilities the technologies developed are more aligned with the ideas contained in Ivan Illich's ’tools for conviviality’, where convivial tools are explained as those that help people thrive, relate to each other and be resilient, rather than enslaving them to a system of constant consumption , or in the case of ...
28 de may. de 2024 · The human scale of convivial tools (like in small industries), objects made by hand. Conviviality tools = have promoted and extended autonomy, including most hand tools, bicycles and phones > However, phones are no longer tools of conviviality.
Hace 4 días · Another such tool might be a practice like Russian household gardening, which is central to my new book, The Eggs Benedict Option, and which I’ve discussed at length in my last article for American Mind. What is special about such tools for conviviality is that they address our physical, mental, emotional, and social needs all at once.
28 de may. de 2024 · Its closing vignettes explore ‘tools for conviviality’ with images of lost and found brotherhood and a spontaneous online ceremony of eating together in China. The paintings of Morris Nitsun bring us to an ultimate agency for change generated by small groups—the shifting mood-scape of their dynamic life.
28 de may. de 2024 · The experimental course ‘Non-Western Technologies for the Good Life’ (November 2023–May 2024) celebrates as its starting point the anniversary of 50 years since the publication of Tools for Conviviality, considering that Ivan Illich’s call is as relevant as ever.
