Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... output of tools in the interest of maximizing benefits . But they have no power to reverse the basic structure of the institu- tional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for ...
... output of tools in the interest of maximizing benefits . But they have no power to reverse the basic structure of the institu- tional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for ...
第 44 頁
... output in quanta that are be- yond the reach of a majority . What is more , these tools are integrated . Access to key positions in government or industry is reserved to those who are certified consumers of high quanta of schooling ...
... output in quanta that are be- yond the reach of a majority . What is more , these tools are integrated . Access to key positions in government or industry is reserved to those who are certified consumers of high quanta of schooling ...
第 64 頁
... output . This has been interpreted in either of two ways . One interpretation assumes that education is a means to a social end . From this perspective the capitaliza- tion of man through knowledge inputs is a necessary re- quirement ...
... output . This has been interpreted in either of two ways . One interpretation assumes that education is a means to a social end . From this perspective the capitaliza- tion of man through knowledge inputs is a necessary re- quirement ...
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