Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 135 頁 |
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第 5 頁
... workers have reached acceptable levels of competence . These health workers are laymen who in pe- riods of low agricultural manpower needs have attended short courses , starting with the dissection of pigs , gone on to the performance ...
... workers have reached acceptable levels of competence . These health workers are laymen who in pe- riods of low agricultural manpower needs have attended short courses , starting with the dissection of pigs , gone on to the performance ...
第 42 頁
... workers with proper housing . As a first step , new standards were set for the con- struction of dwelling units . These standards were intended to protect the little man who purchases a house from ex- ploitation by the industry ...
... workers with proper housing . As a first step , new standards were set for the con- struction of dwelling units . These standards were intended to protect the little man who purchases a house from ex- ploitation by the industry ...
第 68 頁
... workers , and policemen cooperate to keep people who have low - paying or occasional jobs in houses they may not build or change . To accommodate more people on less land , Venezuela and Brazil experimented with high - rise tenements ...
... workers , and policemen cooperate to keep people who have low - paying or occasional jobs in houses they may not build or change . To accommodate more people on less land , Venezuela and Brazil experimented with high - rise tenements ...
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