Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... ical - is bounded and spread by political decision there is place not only for a new flowering of products and char- acters , but also for a variety in forms of governance . Certainly , new tools would provide new options . Con- vivial ...
... ical - is bounded and spread by political decision there is place not only for a new flowering of products and char- acters , but also for a variety in forms of governance . Certainly , new tools would provide new options . Con- vivial ...
第 29 頁
... ical and social environment is burnt running around while he grows up . More is spent for chores that lie beyond his personal choice — but also beyond other men's reach . He con- sumes energy in getting up , in preparing food , in ...
... ical and social environment is burnt running around while he grows up . More is spent for chores that lie beyond his personal choice — but also beyond other men's reach . He con- sumes energy in getting up , in preparing food , in ...
第 110 頁
... 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 pollution . Another ...
... 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 pollution . Another ...
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