Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... mean- ing to the physical environment . His ability to act toward the future he chooses depends on his control of the energy that gives shape to that future . Equal freedom in a society that uses large amounts of environmental energy means ...
... mean- ing to the physical environment . His ability to act toward the future he chooses depends on his control of the energy that gives shape to that future . Equal freedom in a society that uses large amounts of environmental energy means ...
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... mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we ... means . Nestlé might impose its brand of cocoa by controlling the raw material , some car maker by restrict- ing ...
... mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we ... means . Nestlé might impose its brand of cocoa by controlling the raw material , some car maker by restrict- ing ...
第 64 頁
... means to a social end . From this perspective the capitaliza- tion of man through knowledge inputs is a necessary re- quirement for higher productivity . The disproportionate growth rate of the educational sector means total produc ...
... means to a social end . From this perspective the capitaliza- tion of man through knowledge inputs is a necessary re- quirement for higher productivity . The disproportionate growth rate of the educational sector means total produc ...
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