Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 67 筆
第 78 頁
... industrial progress . Organization makes them aware of their common plight . At present articulate minorities — often claiming the lead- ership of majorities — seek equal treatment . If one day they were to seek equal work rather than ...
... industrial progress . Organization makes them aware of their common plight . At present articulate minorities — often claiming the lead- ership of majorities — seek equal treatment . If one day they were to seek equal work rather than ...
第 96 頁
... industrial- izing nation - states . But this deadly game among giants di- verts attention from the ritual service which the game itself renders to the contestants . As the arena of the contest ex- pands , an industrial structure is ...
... industrial- izing nation - states . But this deadly game among giants di- verts attention from the ritual service which the game itself renders to the contestants . As the arena of the contest ex- pands , an industrial structure is ...
第 116 頁
... industrial output without questioning the basic industrial structure of modern society , it would inevitably provide more power to the growth - optimizing bureaucrats and become their pawn . One of the first results of transition toward ...
... industrial output without questioning the basic industrial structure of modern society , it would inevitably provide more power to the growth - optimizing bureaucrats and become their pawn . One of the first results of transition toward ...
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