The Paradox of Progress by James Willis
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The Paradox of Progress
The Paradox of Progress
Summary
Radical changes in general practice have, suggests the author, resulted in a crisis of professional morale. In this work James Willis attempts to rekindle the spirit that some have lost and explores the problem of retaining respect for human values in an increasingly systematized world.
The Paradox of Progress Summary
Table of Contents
Understanding; our distorted view of the world; the distorted view of the specialist; the myth of the ideal world; weekend; everything in life is relative; analogy; the ocean of congruity; making progress; nature favours the generalist; good intentions; prescription.
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GOR003926844
9781857750638
1857750632
The Paradox of Progress by James Willis
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
1995-02-28
152
N/A
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