Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... ideology of progress . Products cannot be improved unless huge machines are retooled - and in the technical sense engineers have given this word . To make this pay , huge markets must be created for the new model . The most effective ...
... ideology of progress . Products cannot be improved unless huge machines are retooled - and in the technical sense engineers have given this word . To make this pay , huge markets must be created for the new model . The most effective ...
第 110 頁
... ideologies . They develop out of enlightened self - interest . The most that even the best of ideologies can do is interpret this in- terest . The stance each man or woman takes when a social problem becomes an overwhelming threat ...
... ideologies . They develop out of enlightened self - interest . The most that even the best of ideologies can do is interpret this in- terest . The stance each man or woman takes when a social problem becomes an overwhelming threat ...
第 116 頁
... ideology or to some par- ticular value . A voting majority in favor of a specific in- stitutional limitation would have to be composed of very disparate elements : those seriously aggrieved by some as- pect 116 TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
... ideology or to some par- ticular value . A voting majority in favor of a specific in- stitutional limitation would have to be composed of very disparate elements : those seriously aggrieved by some as- pect 116 TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
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