Abstract
It is argued here that capitalist society is a new form of totalitarianism without having the political power to enforce its will: through advertising and indoctrinational techniques we learn everyday to conform to its demands. How can critical adult education respond to this new condition?
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Recommended Citation
Jarvis, P.
(2007).
Everyday Learning in an Information Society: Towards a New Totalitarianism.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2007/roundtables/12
Everyday Learning in an Information Society: Towards a New Totalitarianism
It is argued here that capitalist society is a new form of totalitarianism without having the political power to enforce its will: through advertising and indoctrinational techniques we learn everyday to conform to its demands. How can critical adult education respond to this new condition?
