Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 45 頁
... privilege because they are more valuable assets to society as a whole . A so- ciety constructed so that education by ... privileged clients of control over what they may get . Few people get the cars that most people want , and GM ...
... privilege because they are more valuable assets to society as a whole . A so- ciety constructed so that education by ... privileged clients of control over what they may get . Few people get the cars that most people want , and GM ...
第 73 頁
... privilege spectrum . The underprivileged grow in number , while the already privileged grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen their frustrating claims , while the rich defend their presumed rights and needs . Hunger and ...
... privilege spectrum . The underprivileged grow in number , while the already privileged grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen their frustrating claims , while the rich defend their presumed rights and needs . Hunger and ...
第 80 頁
... privilege . If this identification suc- ceeds , the old model is devalued and the self - interest of the consumer is wedded to the ideology of never - ending and progressive consumption . Individuals are socially graded according to the ...
... privilege . If this identification suc- ceeds , the old model is devalued and the self - interest of the consumer is wedded to the ideology of never - ending and progressive consumption . Individuals are socially graded according to the ...
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