Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... convivial production . People can be equally enslaved by their tools . The conditions for convivial work are structural arrange- ments that make possible the just distribution of unprece- dented power . A postindustrial society must and ...
... convivial production . People can be equally enslaved by their tools . The conditions for convivial work are structural arrange- ments that make possible the just distribution of unprece- dented power . A postindustrial society must and ...
第 25 頁
... convivial society . It would equally be a mistake to demand that for the sake of conviviality the distribution of industrial goods and ... conviviality . A convivial society does not exclude all schools . It CONVIVIAL RECONSTRUCTION 25.
... convivial society . It would equally be a mistake to demand that for the sake of conviviality the distribution of industrial goods and ... conviviality . A convivial society does not exclude all schools . It CONVIVIAL RECONSTRUCTION 25.
第 47 頁
... convivial life style is possible , or even to demonstrate that it is more attractive than life in a society ruled by industrial productivity . We cannot rest with the claim that this inver- sion would bring society closer to meeting the ...
... convivial life style is possible , or even to demonstrate that it is more attractive than life in a society ruled by industrial productivity . We cannot rest with the claim that this inver- sion would bring society closer to meeting the ...
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