Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 10 頁
... crisis is rooted in a major twofold experi- ment which has failed , and I claim that the resolution of the crisis begins with a recognition of the failure . For a hundred years we have tried to make machines work , for men and to school ...
... crisis is rooted in a major twofold experi- ment which has failed , and I claim that the resolution of the crisis begins with a recognition of the failure . For a hundred years we have tried to make machines work , for men and to school ...
第 114 頁
... crisis of overproductive society becomes acute . They form no constituency , but they are spokesmen for a majority of which everyone is a potential member . The more unexpectedly the crisis comes , the more suddenly their velleities can ...
... crisis of overproductive society becomes acute . They form no constituency , but they are spokesmen for a majority of which everyone is a potential member . The more unexpectedly the crisis comes , the more suddenly their velleities can ...
第 116 頁
... crisis within industrial society , but a crisis of the industrial mode of pro- duction itself . The crisis I have described confronts people with a choice between convivial tools and being crushed by machines . The only response to this ...
... crisis within industrial society , but a crisis of the industrial mode of pro- duction itself . The crisis I have described confronts people with a choice between convivial tools and being crushed by machines . The only response to this ...
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