Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... limits on industrial growth . I have published the results of this research in a previous volume of World ... limits to growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial produc- 7 tion of ...
... limits on industrial growth . I have published the results of this research in a previous volume of World ... limits to growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial produc- 7 tion of ...
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... limits apply both to goods and to services which are produced in an in- dustrial mode . So we set out to clarify these limits . I here submit the concept of a multidimensional balance of human life which can serve as a framework for ...
... limits apply both to goods and to services which are produced in an in- dustrial mode . So we set out to clarify these limits . I here submit the concept of a multidimensional balance of human life which can serve as a framework for ...
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... limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of serf- dom . Only within limits can education fit people into a man- made environment : beyond these limits lies the universal schoolhouse ...
... limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of serf- dom . Only within limits can education fit people into a man- made environment : beyond these limits lies the universal schoolhouse ...
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