Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 xii 頁
... individuals ' claims to an equal range of power and freedom . To formulate a theory about a future society both very modern and not dominated by industry , it will be necessary to recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to ad ...
... individuals ' claims to an equal range of power and freedom . To formulate a theory about a future society both very modern and not dominated by industry , it will be necessary to recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to ad ...
第 79 頁
... individuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stag- nant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power to make effective change . In the present scheme of large- scale obsolescence a few ...
... individuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stag- nant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power to make effective change . In the present scheme of large- scale obsolescence a few ...
第 80 頁
... Individuals are socially graded according to the number of years their bill of goods is out of date . Some people can afford to keep up with the Joneses who buy the latest model , while others still use cars , stoves , and radios that ...
... Individuals are socially graded according to the number of years their bill of goods is out of date . Some people can afford to keep up with the Joneses who buy the latest model , while others still use cars , stoves , and radios that ...
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