Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 ix 頁
... mode of production and the vanishing of the industrially generated professions this mode of production serves . Above all I want to show that two - thirds of mankind still can avoid passing through the industrial age , by choosing right ...
... mode of production and the vanishing of the industrially generated professions this mode of production serves . Above all I want to show that two - thirds of mankind still can avoid passing through the industrial age , by choosing right ...
第 14 頁
... mode of production can be accom- plished without serious threats to the survival of many people . At present the relationship between people and their tools is suicidally distorted . The survival of Pakis- tanis depends on Canadian ...
... mode of production can be accom- plished without serious threats to the survival of many people . At present the relationship between people and their tools is suicidally distorted . The survival of Pakis- tanis depends on Canadian ...
第 96 頁
... production . The industrial mode first degraded and later paralyzed the nexus of productive relationships which coexisted in society . This monopoly of one mode of production over all social relations is much more profound than the ...
... production . The industrial mode first degraded and later paralyzed the nexus of productive relationships which coexisted in society . This monopoly of one mode of production over all social relations is much more profound than the ...
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