Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 10 頁
... machines work , for men and to school men for life in their service . Now it turns out that machines do not " work " and that people cannot be schooled for a life at the service of machines . The hypothesis on which the experiment was ...
... machines work , for men and to school men for life in their service . Now it turns out that machines do not " work " and that people cannot be schooled for a life at the service of machines . The hypothesis on which the experiment was ...
第 34 頁
... machines and reduced to being their operator . Fewer men are needed as gang workers in the fields : slavery has become uneconomi- cal . But also fewer men are needed on the assembly line , as engineers have designed machines to perform ...
... machines and reduced to being their operator . Fewer men are needed as gang workers in the fields : slavery has become uneconomi- cal . But also fewer men are needed on the assembly line , as engineers have designed machines to perform ...
第 35 頁
... machines can only be operated . The same can be said about physical artifacts and about the set of rules that define for- mal institutional arrangements . Cars are machines that call for highways , and highways pretend to be public ...
... machines can only be operated . The same can be said about physical artifacts and about the set of rules that define for- mal institutional arrangements . Cars are machines that call for highways , and highways pretend to be public ...
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