Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 16 頁
... demands for the output of their tools and enforce the creation of new social labels to fit them . They can even go so far as to limit the output of tools in the interest of maximizing benefits . But they have no power to reverse the ...
... demands for the output of their tools and enforce the creation of new social labels to fit them . They can even go so far as to limit the output of tools in the interest of maximizing benefits . But they have no power to reverse the ...
第 41 頁
... demands the output of packaged quanta of institutionally defined values , and productive manage- ment demands the access of an individual to all these packages at once . Professional goal - setting produces goods for an environment ...
... demands the output of packaged quanta of institutionally defined values , and productive manage- ment demands the access of an individual to all these packages at once . Professional goal - setting produces goods for an environment ...
第 68 頁
... demand a reduction of the resources used by the rich , while significant benefits for the rich make murderous demands on the resources of the poor . Yet the rich pretend that by ex- ploiting the poor nations they will become rich enough ...
... demand a reduction of the resources used by the rich , while significant benefits for the rich make murderous demands on the resources of the poor . Yet the rich pretend that by ex- ploiting the poor nations they will become rich enough ...
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