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“Despite Skinner’s fantasies of a well-engineered and egalitarian society in his novel, his prescriptive behavioral programming could never lead to freedom, [SNCC] activists discovered, as it sought to shape and control, denying agency to the people they sought to uplift. And agency was key to learning”
These moments of insights are what make the book worthwhile but they are few and far between.
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These moments of insights are what make the book worthwhile but they are few and far between.
