Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... necessary premise for the limitation of tools which I advocate . But equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial psycho- logical pressure necessary for effective ...
... necessary premise for the limitation of tools which I advocate . But equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial psycho- logical pressure necessary for effective ...
第 87 頁
... necessary to make constant corrections and amendments to the alloca- tion of shorter periods . It becomes necessary to make ap- pointments and commitments months or even years ahead . Since some of these commitments , which have been ...
... necessary to make constant corrections and amendments to the alloca- tion of shorter periods . It becomes necessary to make ap- pointments and commitments months or even years ahead . Since some of these commitments , which have been ...
第 88 頁
... necessary for equal distribution of mobility is also very close to the optimum velocity giving maximum value to community life . At 20 mph constant speed Phileas Fogg could have made his trip around the world in half of eighty days ...
... necessary for equal distribution of mobility is also very close to the optimum velocity giving maximum value to community life . At 20 mph constant speed Phileas Fogg could have made his trip around the world in half of eighty days ...
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