Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... manipulation of the inher- ited structured power . Management can be done away with only by eliminating the machinery that makes it necessary and , therefore , the demands for output that give it sway . In a convivial society there is ...
... manipulation of the inher- ited structured power . Management can be done away with only by eliminating the machinery that makes it necessary and , therefore , the demands for output that give it sway . In a convivial society there is ...
第 24 頁
... manipulation usually constitutes an abuse and changes the nature of the tool as little as the nature of the knife is changed by its abuse for murder . In principle the distinction between convivial and manip- ulatory tools is ...
... manipulation usually constitutes an abuse and changes the nature of the tool as little as the nature of the knife is changed by its abuse for murder . In principle the distinction between convivial and manip- ulatory tools is ...
第 28 頁
... manipulation or of political domination . Men did not need power tools to build the Mexican pyr- amids of Teotihuacán or the Philippine rice terraces of Ibagué . Their muscles provided the force to raise St. Peter's and to dig the ...
... manipulation or of political domination . Men did not need power tools to build the Mexican pyr- amids of Teotihuacán or the Philippine rice terraces of Ibagué . Their muscles provided the force to raise St. Peter's and to dig the ...
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