Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 28 筆
第 3 頁
... claim to more of it . Access to specialists , prestige hos pitals , and life - machines goes preferentially to those peo- ple who live in large cities , where the cost of basic disease prevention , as of water treatment and pollution ...
... claim to more of it . Access to specialists , prestige hos pitals , and life - machines goes preferentially to those peo- ple who live in large cities , where the cost of basic disease prevention , as of water treatment and pollution ...
第 28 頁
... claim that human metabolism provided all useful power , but I do claim that in most cultures it was the main source of power . Men knew how to harness some of the forces of the environment . They steered barges down the Nile ; they ...
... claim that human metabolism provided all useful power , but I do claim that in most cultures it was the main source of power . Men knew how to harness some of the forces of the environment . They steered barges down the Nile ; they ...
第 77 頁
... claim vic- tory when they get equal pay for equal rank . Paradoxically , these movements strengthen the idea that unequal graded work is necessary and that high - rise hierarchies are neces- sary to produce what an egalitarian society ...
... claim vic- tory when they get equal pay for equal rank . Paradoxically , these movements strengthen the idea that unequal graded work is necessary and that high - rise hierarchies are neces- sary to produce what an egalitarian society ...
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