Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... activities best labeled as labor ; and , finally , certain machines can only be operated . The same can be said ... activity , but only the result of convivial work can be marketed . Finally , the right to operate machines and to ob ...
... activities best labeled as labor ; and , finally , certain machines can only be operated . The same can be said ... activity , but only the result of convivial work can be marketed . Finally , the right to operate machines and to ob ...
第 87 頁
... activities with stationary activities becomes fierce , especially competition for the allocation of limited real estate and available energy . This competition seems to grow exponentially with the rise of speed . The time reserved for ...
... activities with stationary activities becomes fierce , especially competition for the allocation of limited real estate and available energy . This competition seems to grow exponentially with the rise of speed . The time reserved for ...
第 92 頁
... activity , the solving of puzzles rather than the unpredictably creative activity of in- dividual people . Science is now used to label a spectral pro- duction agency which turns out better knowledge just as medicine produces better ...
... activity , the solving of puzzles rather than the unpredictably creative activity of in- dividual people . Science is now used to label a spectral pro- duction agency which turns out better knowledge just as medicine produces better ...
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