Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 36 頁
... purpose . Advanced or " high " technology could become identified with labor - sparing , work - intensive decen- tralized productivity . Natural and social science can be used for the creation of tools , utilities , and rules available ...
... purpose . Advanced or " high " technology could become identified with labor - sparing , work - intensive decen- tralized productivity . Natural and social science can be used for the creation of tools , utilities , and rules available ...
第 88 頁
... purpose depends on a dif- ferent kind of value . Conceptual rather than empirical cri- teria can be set for the constitutional limitation of power . It ought to be relatively easy for a majority to rule what abuse it will take from any ...
... purpose depends on a dif- ferent kind of value . Conceptual rather than empirical cri- teria can be set for the constitutional limitation of power . It ought to be relatively easy for a majority to rule what abuse it will take from any ...
第 133 頁
... purpose , and dignity upon his existence . In spite of the infinite obligation of men and in spite of their finite ... purpose of World Perspec- tives is to help quicken the " unshaken heart of well - rounded truth " and interpret the ...
... purpose , and dignity upon his existence . In spite of the infinite obligation of men and in spite of their finite ... purpose of World Perspec- tives is to help quicken the " unshaken heart of well - rounded truth " and interpret the ...
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