Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... recognized by the medical science of the time ) . Many shamans and herb doctors familiar with local diseases and remedies and trusted by their clients had always had equal or better results . Since then medicine has gone on to define ...
... recognized by the medical science of the time ) . Many shamans and herb doctors familiar with local diseases and remedies and trusted by their clients had always had equal or better results . Since then medicine has gone on to define ...
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... recognize the existence of these two wa- tersheds in order to gain a fresh perspective on our present social crisis . In one decade several major institutions have moved jointly over their second watershed . Schools are los- ing their ...
... recognize the existence of these two wa- tersheds in order to gain a fresh perspective on our present social crisis . In one decade several major institutions have moved jointly over their second watershed . Schools are los- ing their ...
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... recognized as the more capital - intensive factory , the better - organized business , the more exploitative and ... recognizing that it is beyond their control . The convergence of corpo- rate monopolies on the deep structural level of ...
... recognized as the more capital - intensive factory , the better - organized business , the more exploitative and ... recognizing that it is beyond their control . The convergence of corpo- rate monopolies on the deep structural level of ...
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