Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... equally be a mistake to demand that for the sake of conviviality the distribution of industrial goods and services be reduced to the minimum consistent with survival in order to protect the maximum equal right to self - determined ...
... equally be a mistake to demand that for the sake of conviviality the distribution of industrial goods and services be reduced to the minimum consistent with survival in order to protect the maximum equal right to self - determined ...
第 27 頁
... equally distracting to suggest that the present frustration is primarily due to the private ownership of the means of production , and that the public ownership of these same factories under the tute- lage of a planning board could ...
... equally distracting to suggest that the present frustration is primarily due to the private ownership of the means of production , and that the public ownership of these same factories under the tute- lage of a planning board could ...
第 72 頁
... equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial ... equally fanciful to expect that Indian doctors will allow illiterate but well - trained hospital assistants to compete ...
... equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial ... equally fanciful to expect that Indian doctors will allow illiterate but well - trained hospital assistants to compete ...
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