Growing Up Absurd

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In this book, the author assumes that the young really need a more worthwhile world in order to grow up at all, and confronts this real need with the world that they have been getting.
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In this book, the author assumes that the young really need a more worthwhile world in order to grow up at all, and confronts this real need with the world that they have been getting.
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John K. Galbraith
I have a feeling that a considerable part of the current spate of criticism of American life is coming to display the qualities being criticized. It is slick and superficial--designed for, and merchandized to, the mass market in criticism...All of this by way of saying that Paul Goodman, a man deeply dissatisfied with things as they are, deserves more attention than other less conscientious objectors. His book is anything but slick... Books of the Century, The New York Times review October 1960
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  • ISBN-13: 9780394700328
  • Publisher: Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group
  • Publication date: 8/12/1962
  • Product dimensions: 4.33 (w) x 7.22 (h) x 0.71 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted January 26, 2002

    A Renaissance Man in an Era of Specialization

    It's really too bad that Paul Goodman's name doesn't carry the weight of other thinkers of his day. Goodman's ideas are practical and useful, and many of them still need implementation, even 40 years after they were set forth. Reading Goodman makes you understand what the real problems are, and his solutions are brilliant -- he solves the problem without creating another. A true genius.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 17, 2000

    A Great Book

    The most pressing questions confronting American families, and increasingly those in every country, are addressed in this classic. It gets more relevant every day.

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