Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 6 頁
... professional health main- tenance or of sick care , believing that laymen on hospital boards can harness professional medics . Black spokesmen object to the concentration of research grants on the types of disease which tend to strike ...
... professional health main- tenance or of sick care , believing that laymen on hospital boards can harness professional medics . Black spokesmen object to the concentration of research grants on the types of disease which tend to strike ...
第 38 頁
... professionally caused damage grows . There just is no sub- stitute for the self - correcting judgment of the layman in socializing the tools invented or used by the professional . Lifelong familiarity with the specific dangers of a ...
... professionally caused damage grows . There just is no sub- stitute for the self - correcting judgment of the layman in socializing the tools invented or used by the professional . Lifelong familiarity with the specific dangers of a ...
第 46 頁
... professional imperialism subju- gates people more imperceptibly than and as effectively as international finance or weaponry . The principal source of injustice in our epoch is political approval for the existence of tools that by their ...
... professional imperialism subju- gates people more imperceptibly than and as effectively as international finance or weaponry . The principal source of injustice in our epoch is political approval for the existence of tools that by their ...
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