Future shock
The author's thesis is that too much change in too short a time is responsible for the widespread stress and disorientation in the nation, and that unless the rate and direction are controlled, psychic and physical illness on a massive scale is inevitable.
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New York ; Toronto :
Bantam Books,
1971, c1970.
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