Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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Ivan Illich. energies . Such energies come in quanta . Less than a quantum cannot be delivered . Less than four years of schooling is worse than none . It only defines the former pupil as a drop- out . This is equally true in medicine ...
Ivan Illich. energies . Such energies come in quanta . Less than a quantum cannot be delivered . Less than four years of schooling is worse than none . It only defines the former pupil as a drop- out . This is equally true in medicine ...
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... less land , Venezuela and Brazil experimented with high - rise tenements . First , the police had to dislodge people from their " slums " and resettle them in apartments . Then the social workers had to socialize tenants who lacked ...
... less land , Venezuela and Brazil experimented with high - rise tenements . First , the police had to dislodge people from their " slums " and resettle them in apartments . Then the social workers had to socialize tenants who lacked ...
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... less vitally adapted to the environment - each on the average having less space , less freedom to survive with simple means , fewer roots in tradi- tion . The attempt to make a better environment has turned out to be as presumptuous as ...
... less vitally adapted to the environment - each on the average having less space , less freedom to survive with simple means , fewer roots in tradi- tion . The attempt to make a better environment has turned out to be as presumptuous as ...
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