Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... compulsory schooling is not possible . 2. Alternative devices for the production and marketing of mass education are technically more feasible and ethically less tolerable than compulsory graded schools . Such new educational ...
... compulsory schooling is not possible . 2. Alternative devices for the production and marketing of mass education are technically more feasible and ethically less tolerable than compulsory graded schools . Such new educational ...
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... compulsory knowledge from political action , can re- dress the balance of learning . The law has been used , and can ... Compulsory school attendance or other compulsory treatment is analo- gous to compulsory attendance at a religious ...
... compulsory knowledge from political action , can re- dress the balance of learning . The law has been used , and can ... Compulsory school attendance or other compulsory treatment is analo- gous to compulsory attendance at a religious ...
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... compulsory therapy , but not the elimination of teaching , guidance , or healing for which individuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stag- nant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power ...
... compulsory therapy , but not the elimination of teaching , guidance , or healing for which individuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stag- nant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power ...
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