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Insights from an Early Green Spokesman

E.F.Shumacker was an English Economist and Engineer who was among the first to see the dehumanizing consequences of the "bigger-is-always-better" assumption.

By N. Burr Furlong
Retired, Furlong Educational Enterprises

Review of the Guide for the Perplexed (1 KB)
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E.F.Shumacker was an English Economist and Engineer who was among the first to see the dehumanizing consequences of the "bigger-is-always-better" assumption. My short review was written for Amazon and it lists several of Shumacher's books, all of which show uncommon insights into the nature of man and man's activities.

Tags: convergent problem, dead aspect, descriptive sciences, divergent problems, Edgar Cayce, Etienne Gilson, hierarchic structure, inanimate matter, instructional sciences, Jakob Lorber, Maurice Nicoll, philosophical maps, Professor Stace, Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas Aquinas, science for manipulation, Therese Neumann, Wilder Penfield