Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 27 頁
... shared abundance . As long as Ford Motor Company can be condemned simply because it makes Ford rich , the illusion is bolstered that the same factory could make the public rich . As long as people believe that the public can profit from ...
... shared abundance . As long as Ford Motor Company can be condemned simply because it makes Ford rich , the illusion is bolstered that the same factory could make the public rich . As long as people believe that the public can profit from ...
第 62 頁
... shared quite equally among most members . All people know most of what everybody knows . On a higher level of civilization , new tools are introduced ; more people know more things , but not all know how to execute them equally well ...
... shared quite equally among most members . All people know most of what everybody knows . On a higher level of civilization , new tools are introduced ; more people know more things , but not all know how to execute them equally well ...
第 116 頁
... shared by interest groups and the more dis- parate the interests that may be protected only by a reduc- tion of power within society , the greater the probability that the inevitable will be recognized as such . I am also not speaking ...
... shared by interest groups and the more dis- parate the interests that may be protected only by a reduc- tion of power within society , the greater the probability that the inevitable will be recognized as such . I am also not speaking ...
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