Industrialized societies have done some things well. They increased the standard of living for large numbers of people, they opened up opportunities for knowledge not found in most agrarian cultures and they have advanced technology to the point where we can explore the solar system and transplant a human heart.
Author: Deanne Bonnar
DEANNE BONNAR is currently clinical Associate Professor of Social Welfare Policy at Boston University School of Social Work where she chairs both Ethics and the Dual Degree in Social Work and Education. She has also done more than 30 years of unwaged care work.
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