... that the apparent contradiction arises in great part from the implications of the special value which literature has always held within the equally complex phenomenon of revolutionary change since 1959. In the Cuban case, the situation of an almost universally literate population that was created by the Literacy...

... critique', and the implications this has for social ecological economics and the role of researchers in the transformation of society. The chapter shows how calls for change in economic thought have appealed to concepts of a preanalytic vision and paradigm shift as invoking a revolutionary change...