The Right to Useful Unemployment and Its Professional EnemiesBoyars, 1978 - 95 頁 Monograph on a philosophy for restoring quality of life to modern society - contends that autonomous activities, in which both rich and poor people might find a sense of creativity and freedom, have been thwarted by professionalism, technocracy, and the pursuit of productivity. |
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... turn into counterproductive tools has been reached in all the countries of the world with per capita incomes comparable at least to those prevalent in Cuba . In all countries examined , and 66 THE RIGHT TO USEFUL UNEMPLOYMENT.
... turn into counterproductive tools has been reached in all the countries of the world with per capita incomes comparable at least to those prevalent in Cuba . In all countries examined , and 66 THE RIGHT TO USEFUL UNEMPLOYMENT.
第 72 頁
... counterproductivity must be sought in the relationship between the monopoly of commodities and human needs . This monopoly extends beyond its usual meaning . A commercial monopoly merely corners the market for one brand of whisky or car ...
... counterproductivity must be sought in the relationship between the monopoly of commodities and human needs . This monopoly extends beyond its usual meaning . A commercial monopoly merely corners the market for one brand of whisky or car ...
第 86 頁
... counterproductivity of its output . People are beginning to see that such hege- mony deprives them of their right to politics . The symbolic power of experts which , while defining needs , eviscerates personal competence is now seen to ...
... counterproductivity of its output . People are beginning to see that such hege- mony deprives them of their right to politics . The symbolic power of experts which , while defining needs , eviscerates personal competence is now seen to ...
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