Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 xi 頁
... of criticism . Its concepts ought to pro- vide a common language for people in opposing parties who need to engage in the assessment of social programs or tech- nologies , and who want to restrain the power of INTRODUCTION xi.
... of criticism . Its concepts ought to pro- vide a common language for people in opposing parties who need to engage in the assessment of social programs or tech- nologies , and who want to restrain the power of INTRODUCTION xi.
第 104 頁
... parties must be brought for- ward to represent their interest in a reassessment of what are now taken as facts . Not only the legislative but also the juridical process de- pends on the presentation of conflicting social interests by ...
... parties must be brought for- ward to represent their interest in a reassessment of what are now taken as facts . Not only the legislative but also the juridical process de- pends on the presentation of conflicting social interests by ...
第 118 頁
... parties support a state whose only purpose is the support of an increasing GNP , and they are obviously useless at the moment of a general crash . When business is normal , the procedural opposition be- tween corporations and clients ...
... parties support a state whose only purpose is the support of an increasing GNP , and they are obviously useless at the moment of a general crash . When business is normal , the procedural opposition be- tween corporations and clients ...
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