Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... growth . The transition to a stationary state in the production of goods and perhaps even of energy will usher in an explosive growth in the pro- duction of invisible commodities such as information , edu- cation , and fun . In this ...
... growth . The transition to a stationary state in the production of goods and perhaps even of energy will usher in an explosive growth in the pro- duction of invisible commodities such as information , edu- cation , and fun . In this ...
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... growth . This myth- ical majority paralyzes political action . At closer inspection , " they " are a number of reasonable individuals . One is an ecologist who takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further ...
... growth . This myth- ical majority paralyzes political action . At closer inspection , " they " are a number of reasonable individuals . One is an ecologist who takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further ...
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... growth on some abstract principles . Such a majority is un- feasible . A well - organized elite , vocally promulgating an antigrowth orthodoxy , is indeed conceivable . It is probably now forming . But such a programmatic antigrowth ...
... growth on some abstract principles . Such a majority is un- feasible . A well - organized elite , vocally promulgating an antigrowth orthodoxy , is indeed conceivable . It is probably now forming . But such a programmatic antigrowth ...
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