Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... economics applicable to a postindustrial and convivial society can neither be ignored nor taken for granted . In a society ... economic theory has been elaborated and has become operational . This is correct . I do propose that we use a ...
... economics applicable to a postindustrial and convivial society can neither be ignored nor taken for granted . In a society ... economic theory has been elaborated and has become operational . This is correct . I do propose that we use a ...
第 48 頁
... economics have been shaped by the ideology of an irresistible institutionalization of val- ues that overarches otherwise opposed economic creeds . To translate the theoretical possibility of a postindustrial convivial life style into a ...
... economics have been shaped by the ideology of an irresistible institutionalization of val- ues that overarches otherwise opposed economic creeds . To translate the theoretical possibility of a postindustrial convivial life style into a ...
第 53 頁
... economic progress , but equally against liberal education and scientific and technological advance . We must face ... economics to the point where a cen- trally planned system of production and reproduction is identified with the guided ...
... economic progress , but equally against liberal education and scientific and technological advance . We must face ... economics to the point where a cen- trally planned system of production and reproduction is identified with the guided ...
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