Theodore Roszak
Historian and social critic (1933 to 2011) whose The Making of a Counter Culture (1969) named the youth movement of the 1960s and cast it as a revolt against the technocratic society.
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Their wordsThe experts who count are the certified experts.
↗The Making of a Counter Culture (Doubleday, 1969)archive.org All 2 from this book
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Their wordsThe technocracy is not simply a power structure wielding vast material influence; it is the expression of a grand cultural imperative, a veritable mystique that is deeply endorsed by the populace.
↗The Making of a Counter Culture (Doubleday, 1969)archive.org All 2 from this book