Toward a History of NeedsPantheon Books, 1978 - 143 頁 |
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第 17 頁
... citizen toward the professional expert . Social reconstruction begins with a doubt raised among citizens . When I propose the analysis of professional power as the key to social reconstruction , I am usually told that it is a dangerous ...
... citizen toward the professional expert . Social reconstruction begins with a doubt raised among citizens . When I propose the analysis of professional power as the key to social reconstruction , I am usually told that it is a dangerous ...
第 28 頁
... citizens themselves . This citizen control over the key powers has been restricted , weakened , and some- times abolished by the rise of churchlike professions . Govern- ment by a congress that bases its decisions on expert opinions of ...
... citizens themselves . This citizen control over the key powers has been restricted , weakened , and some- times abolished by the rise of churchlike professions . Govern- ment by a congress that bases its decisions on expert opinions of ...
第 34 頁
... citizen would be highly suspicious . People are told that they need their jobs not so much for the money as for the services they get . The commons are extinguished and replaced by a new placenta built of funnels that deliver ...
... citizen would be highly suspicious . People are told that they need their jobs not so much for the money as for the services they get . The commons are extinguished and replaced by a new placenta built of funnels that deliver ...
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Useful Unemployment and Its Professional Enemies | 3 |
Outwitting Developed Nations | 54 |
In Lieu of Education | 68 |
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