Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 72 頁
... conflict reso- lution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it is equally fanciful to expect that Indian doctors will allow illiterate but well - trained hospital assistants to ...
... conflict reso- lution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it is equally fanciful to expect that Indian doctors will allow illiterate but well - trained hospital assistants to ...
第 104 頁
... conflict is best balanced when the balance is tipped in favor of the over - all interest of corporations , but society has also con- ditioned the plaintiffs always to demand more . A larger share of institutional output constitutes the ...
... conflict is best balanced when the balance is tipped in favor of the over - all interest of corporations , but society has also con- ditioned the plaintiffs always to demand more . A larger share of institutional output constitutes the ...
第 105 頁
... conflicts . between people . But neither the conflict between individuals nor the competition between groups is the substance of our issue . The fundamental conflict in society is about acts , facts , and things on which people are ...
... conflicts . between people . But neither the conflict between individuals nor the competition between groups is the substance of our issue . The fundamental conflict in society is about acts , facts , and things on which people are ...
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