Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 37 頁
... growing com- petence in self - care rather than growing dependence . The possibilities of lay therapy also run up against our commitment to " better " health , and have blinded us to the distinction between curable and incurable ...
... growing com- petence in self - care rather than growing dependence . The possibilities of lay therapy also run up against our commitment to " better " health , and have blinded us to the distinction between curable and incurable ...
第 38 頁
... grow up capable of assisting others to heal , to suffer , or to die . Just as with proper social arrangements most people would grow up as readers without having to be schooled and without having to recreate the pre - Gutenberg profes ...
... grow up capable of assisting others to heal , to suffer , or to die . Just as with proper social arrangements most people would grow up as readers without having to be schooled and without having to recreate the pre - Gutenberg profes ...
第 73 頁
... grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen their frustrating claims , while the rich defend their presumed rights and needs . Hunger and impotence lead the poor to demand rapid industrialization , and the defense of growing ...
... grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen their frustrating claims , while the rich defend their presumed rights and needs . Hunger and impotence lead the poor to demand rapid industrialization , and the defense of growing ...
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