Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... survival are necessary but not sufficient to ensure justice ; people can survive in prison . The conditions for the just distribution of industrial out- puts are necessary , but not sufficient to promote convivial production . People ...
... survival are necessary but not sufficient to ensure justice ; people can survive in prison . The conditions for the just distribution of industrial out- puts are necessary , but not sufficient to promote convivial production . People ...
第 14 頁
... survival of Pakis- tanis depends on Canadian grain , and the survival of New Yorkers on world - wide exploitation of natural re- sources . The birth pangs of a convivial world society will inevitably be violently painful for hungry ...
... survival of Pakis- tanis depends on Canadian grain , and the survival of New Yorkers on world - wide exploitation of natural re- sources . The birth pangs of a convivial world society will inevitably be violently painful for hungry ...
第 48 頁
... survival depend on their own growing efficiency . By shifting from the produc- tion of guns to the production of grains they reduce their sense of guilt and increase their sense of power . They are blind to the convergence of population ...
... survival depend on their own growing efficiency . By shifting from the produc- tion of guns to the production of grains they reduce their sense of guilt and increase their sense of power . They are blind to the convergence of population ...
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