Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 46 頁
... better education , better health , better transporta- tion , better entertainment , and often even better nourish- ment only if the experts ' goals are taken as the measurement of what " better " means . The possibility of a convivial ...
... better education , better health , better transporta- tion , better entertainment , and often even better nourish- ment only if the experts ' goals are taken as the measurement of what " better " means . The possibility of a convivial ...
第 60 頁
... better they serve to bolster the monopoly I am trying to describe . The first palliative is consumer protection . Consumers cannot do without cars . They buy different makes . They discover that most cars are unsafe at any speed . So ...
... better they serve to bolster the monopoly I am trying to describe . The first palliative is consumer protection . Consumers cannot do without cars . They buy different makes . They discover that most cars are unsafe at any speed . So ...
第 81 頁
... better " replaces the " good " as the fundamental normative concept . In a society caught up in the race for the better , limits on change are experienced as a threat . The commitment to the better at any cost makes the good impossible ...
... better " replaces the " good " as the fundamental normative concept . In a society caught up in the race for the better , limits on change are experienced as a threat . The commitment to the better at any cost makes the good impossible ...
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