Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 21 頁
... illusion prevailed that the machine was a lab- oratory - made homunculus , and that it could do our labor in- stead of slaves . It is now time to correct this mistake and shake off the illusion that men are born to be slaveholders and ...
... illusion prevailed that the machine was a lab- oratory - made homunculus , and that it could do our labor in- stead of slaves . It is now time to correct this mistake and shake off the illusion that men are born to be slaveholders and ...
第 60 頁
... illusion of prog- ress . It will not be paid voluntarily by those who confuse conviviality with intolerable poverty . Some of the symptoms of radical monopoly are reaching public awareness , above all the degree to which frustration ...
... illusion of prog- ress . It will not be paid voluntarily by those who confuse conviviality with intolerable poverty . Some of the symptoms of radical monopoly are reaching public awareness , above all the degree to which frustration ...
第 104 頁
... illusion that growth can overcome injustice , and concerned with limits , can in principle use the same tool . It is not , of course , sufficient that new types of plain- tiffs appear ; it is equally true that the growth illusions of ...
... illusion that growth can overcome injustice , and concerned with limits , can in principle use the same tool . It is not , of course , sufficient that new types of plain- tiffs appear ; it is equally true that the growth illusions of ...
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