In Chomsky's review of this book, he criticizes the author's definition of the phrase  "You should read David Copperfield."  The book argues that individuals are exposed to cultural contingencies and also help to maintain them, in its chapter on "the evolution of a culture."  It claims that the autonomous person is a myth and that environmental control has become the province of science. Criticizing the titular concepts as empty constructs, the author provides evidence from his Technology of Teaching.  Arguing that bad people do bad things because they get rewarded for
In Chomsky's review of this book, he criticizes the author's definition of the phrase  "You should read David Copperfield."  The book argues that individuals are exposed to cultural contingencies and also help to maintain them, in its chapter on "the evolution of a culture."  It claims that the autonomous person is a myth and that environmental control has become the province of science. Criticizing the titular concepts as empty constructs, the author provides evidence from his Technology of Teaching.  Arguing that bad people do bad things because they get rewarded for them, it suggests that social engineering can extinguish the bad by rewarding the good. FTP, name this follow-up to Walden II, a work by B. F. Skinner.
In Chomsky's review of this book, he criticizes the author's definition of the phrase  
Beyond Freedom and Dignity