Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 48 頁
... expect inverse insight from humanitarian lib- erals who have come to feel that feeding the starving mil- lions is their vocation . They forget that people eat , and that people die when they are fed . These self - appointed keepers of ...
... expect inverse insight from humanitarian lib- erals who have come to feel that feeding the starving mil- lions is their vocation . They forget that people eat , and that people die when they are fed . These self - appointed keepers of ...
第 72 頁
... expect that Brazilian peasants can be taught to depend on doctors for injections and prescriptions , on lawyers for conflict reso- lution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it ...
... expect that Brazilian peasants can be taught to depend on doctors for injections and prescriptions , on lawyers for conflict reso- lution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it ...
第 101 頁
... of the possible and of the feasible is determined by the lore of industry . It would be folly to expect the present corporations of social engineers of a utilitarian society to turn into the guardians of RECOVERY 101.
... of the possible and of the feasible is determined by the lore of industry . It would be folly to expect the present corporations of social engineers of a utilitarian society to turn into the guardians of RECOVERY 101.
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