Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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... vivial mode of production and the universal renunciation of unlimited progeny , affluence , and power on the part of both individuals and groups . This price cannot be extorted by some despotic Leviathan , nor elicited by social ...
... vivial mode of production and the universal renunciation of unlimited progeny , affluence , and power on the part of both individuals and groups . This price cannot be extorted by some despotic Leviathan , nor elicited by social ...
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... vivial tools rule out certain levels of power , compulsion , and programming , which are precisely those features that now tend to make all governments look more or less alike . But the adoption of a convivial mode of production does ...
... vivial tools rule out certain levels of power , compulsion , and programming , which are precisely those features that now tend to make all governments look more or less alike . But the adoption of a convivial mode of production does ...
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Ivan Illich. vivial world some communities would choose greater afflu- ence at the cost of some res rictions on creativity . It is almost certain that in a period of transition from the present to the future mode of production in certain ...
Ivan Illich. vivial world some communities would choose greater afflu- ence at the cost of some res rictions on creativity . It is almost certain that in a period of transition from the present to the future mode of production in certain ...
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