Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... kind have been recognized for a century as dangerous by - products of industrial expansion , and legal devices have been developed in a largely futile attempt to control them . Monopolies of this kind restrict the choices open to the ...
... kind have been recognized for a century as dangerous by - products of industrial expansion , and legal devices have been developed in a largely futile attempt to control them . Monopolies of this kind restrict the choices open to the ...
第 89 頁
... kind of research meets psychological resistance . Growth has become addictive . Like heroin addiction , the habit distorts basic value judgments . Addicts of any kind are willing to pay increasing amounts for declining satis- factions ...
... kind of research meets psychological resistance . Growth has become addictive . Like heroin addiction , the habit distorts basic value judgments . Addicts of any kind are willing to pay increasing amounts for declining satis- factions ...
第 116 頁
... kind of majority . A voting majority in a democracy is not motivated by the explicit commitment of all its members to some specific ideology or to some par- ticular value . A voting majority in favor of a specific in- stitutional ...
... kind of majority . A voting majority in a democracy is not motivated by the explicit commitment of all its members to some specific ideology or to some par- ticular value . A voting majority in favor of a specific in- stitutional ...
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