Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... basic structure of the institu- tional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies in- stitutions that would foster the use of individually ...
... basic structure of the institu- tional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies in- stitutions that would foster the use of individually ...
第 129 頁
... basic assumption , among the ancient Greeks , of the sov- ereignty of reason ; corresponding to the great effulgence of the moral conscience articulated by the Hebrew prophets ; analogous to the fundamental assertions of Christianity ...
... basic assumption , among the ancient Greeks , of the sov- ereignty of reason ; corresponding to the great effulgence of the moral conscience articulated by the Hebrew prophets ; analogous to the fundamental assertions of Christianity ...
第 131 頁
... basic laws of the inorganic realm may be but varied expressions of a universal formative process . Thus World Perspectives hopes to show that although the present apocalyptic period is one of exceptional tensions , there is also at work ...
... basic laws of the inorganic realm may be but varied expressions of a universal formative process . Thus World Perspectives hopes to show that although the present apocalyptic period is one of exceptional tensions , there is also at work ...
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