Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 xi 頁
... dustrial mode . So we set out to clarify these limits . I here submit the concept of a multidimensional balance of human life which can serve as a framework for evaluating man's relation to his tools . In each of several dimensions of ...
... dustrial mode . So we set out to clarify these limits . I here submit the concept of a multidimensional balance of human life which can serve as a framework for evaluating man's relation to his tools . In each of several dimensions of ...
第 11 頁
... dustrial productivity can effectively satisfy the needs it creates among society's members . Present institutional purposes , which hallow industrial productivity at the expense of convivial effectiveness , are a major factor in the ...
... dustrial productivity can effectively satisfy the needs it creates among society's members . Present institutional purposes , which hallow industrial productivity at the expense of convivial effectiveness , are a major factor in the ...
第 96 頁
... dustrial structure into opposing creeds , without recognizing that it is beyond their control . The convergence of corpo- rate monopolies on the deep structural level of society can be called the industrialization of man . This trend ...
... dustrial structure into opposing creeds , without recognizing that it is beyond their control . The convergence of corpo- rate monopolies on the deep structural level of society can be called the industrialization of man . This trend ...
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