Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... turned out that the majority of people were certified as unfit for higher grades of enlightenment and had to be discarded as unprepared for the good life in a man - made world . Not only has the redefinition of learning as schooling ...
... turned out that the majority of people were certified as unfit for higher grades of enlightenment and had to be discarded as unprepared for the good life in a man - made world . Not only has the redefinition of learning as schooling ...
第 71 頁
... turned out to be as presumptuous as the attempt to create better health , education , or communication . As a result there are now more people , most of them less at home in the world . This large population can survive because of new ...
... turned out to be as presumptuous as the attempt to create better health , education , or communication . As a result there are now more people , most of them less at home in the world . This large population can survive because of new ...
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Ivan Illich. how their present major institutions ought to be turned around . Unless people agree on a process that can be continu- ously , convivially , and effectively used to control society's tools , the inversion of the present ...
Ivan Illich. how their present major institutions ought to be turned around . Unless people agree on a process that can be continu- ously , convivially , and effectively used to control society's tools , the inversion of the present ...
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