Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... research ought to lead in the opposite di- rection ; let us call it counterfoil research . Counterfoil re- search also has two major tasks : to provide guidelines for detecting the incipient stages of murderous logic in a tool ; and to ...
... research ought to lead in the opposite di- rection ; let us call it counterfoil research . Counterfoil re- search also has two major tasks : to provide guidelines for detecting the incipient stages of murderous logic in a tool ; and to ...
第 89 頁
... Counterfoil research is concerned first with an analysis of increasing marginal disutility and the menace of growth . It is then concerned with the discovery of general systems of institutional structure which optimize convivial produc ...
... Counterfoil research is concerned first with an analysis of increasing marginal disutility and the menace of growth . It is then concerned with the discovery of general systems of institutional structure which optimize convivial produc ...
第 90 頁
... Counterfoil research must clarify and dramatize the re- lationship of people to their tools . It ought to hold con- stantly before the public the resources that are available and the consequences of their use in various ways . It should ...
... Counterfoil research must clarify and dramatize the re- lationship of people to their tools . It ought to hold con- stantly before the public the resources that are available and the consequences of their use in various ways . It should ...
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