Toward a History of NeedsPantheon Books, 1978 - 143 頁 |
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第 7 頁
... industrial society organizes life around com- modities . Our market - intensive societies measure material progress by the increase in the volume and variety of commodi- ties produced . And taking our cue from this sector , we measure ...
... industrial society organizes life around com- modities . Our market - intensive societies measure material progress by the increase in the volume and variety of commodi- ties produced . And taking our cue from this sector , we measure ...
第 19 頁
... society's production patterns , and views the civilian economy as , to a large extent , either the military's spin ... industrial state . The assumption that military requirements are to blame for the aggressiveness and destruc- tiveness of ...
... society's production patterns , and views the civilian economy as , to a large extent , either the military's spin ... industrial state . The assumption that military requirements are to blame for the aggressiveness and destruc- tiveness of ...
第 93 頁
... industry . Only the organic damage done by the industrial production of food can rival the ill - health induced by doctors . In addition , medical practice sponsors sickness by the reinforcement of a morbid society which not only ...
... industry . Only the organic damage done by the industrial production of food can rival the ill - health induced by doctors . In addition , medical practice sponsors sickness by the reinforcement of a morbid society which not only ...
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Useful Unemployment and Its Professional Enemies | 3 |
Outwitting Developed Nations | 54 |
In Lieu of Education | 68 |
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