Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... fact that modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the pub- lic good . In fact , modern personnel transport is inefficient not because an individual capsule rather than a cabin is the model for the largest number of ...
... fact that modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the pub- lic good . In fact , modern personnel transport is inefficient not because an individual capsule rather than a cabin is the model for the largest number of ...
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... fact , they frequently cite as proof for their skepticism the declining use of libraries . They overlook the fact that libraries are little used because they have been organized as formidable teaching devices . Libraries are not used ...
... fact , they frequently cite as proof for their skepticism the declining use of libraries . They overlook the fact that libraries are little used because they have been organized as formidable teaching devices . Libraries are not used ...
第 105 頁
... facts , and things on which people are opposed to corpora- tions . Formal adversary procedure is the paradigmatic tool ... fact or a rele- vant law or principle , and considers this issue the only con- tinuing interest he has in common ...
... facts , and things on which people are opposed to corpora- tions . Formal adversary procedure is the paradigmatic tool ... fact or a rele- vant law or principle , and considers this issue the only con- tinuing interest he has in common ...
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