Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... universe . His world is bounded by the resources of the ecosphere , and can accommodate only a limited num- ber of people . Technology has transformed the characteris- tics of this niche . The ecosphere now accommodates a larger number ...
... universe . His world is bounded by the resources of the ecosphere , and can accommodate only a limited num- ber of people . Technology has transformed the characteris- tics of this niche . The ecosphere now accommodates a larger number ...
第 126 頁
... universe . For a picture of the Earth has been made available from distant space , from the lunar desert , and the sheer isolation of the Earth has become plain . This is as new and as powerful an idea in history as any that has ever ...
... universe . For a picture of the Earth has been made available from distant space , from the lunar desert , and the sheer isolation of the Earth has become plain . This is as new and as powerful an idea in history as any that has ever ...
第 133 頁
... universe in order to bestow meaning , purpose , and dignity upon his existence . In spite of the infinite obligation of men and in spite of their finite power , in spite of the intransigence of national- isms , and in spite of the ...
... universe in order to bestow meaning , purpose , and dignity upon his existence . In spite of the infinite obligation of men and in spite of their finite power , in spite of the intransigence of national- isms , and in spite of the ...
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