Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 37 頁
... take the syringe out of the hand of the doctor , as the pen was taken out of the hand of the scribe during the ... takes on the patient's struggle against death . The patient becomes the object of his ministrations instead of a ...
... take the syringe out of the hand of the doctor , as the pen was taken out of the hand of the scribe during the ... takes on the patient's struggle against death . The patient becomes the object of his ministrations instead of a ...
第 39 頁
... Take another tool - transportation - as an example . Under President Cárdenas in the early thirties , Mexico developed a modern system of transportation . Within a few years about 80 percent of the population had gained access to the ad ...
... Take another tool - transportation - as an example . Under President Cárdenas in the early thirties , Mexico developed a modern system of transportation . Within a few years about 80 percent of the population had gained access to the ad ...
第 110 頁
... takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further pollution . Another is an economist who knows that growing efficiency renders work increasingly scarce ; he tries to create new sources of employ . ment ...
... takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further pollution . Another is an economist who knows that growing efficiency renders work increasingly scarce ; he tries to create new sources of employ . ment ...
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