Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 89 筆
第 12 頁
... tools and institutions that curtail or negate any person's right to the creative use of his or her energy . For this purpose we need procedures to ensure that con- trols over the tools of society are established ... TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
... tools and institutions that curtail or negate any person's right to the creative use of his or her energy . For this purpose we need procedures to ensure that con- trols over the tools of society are established ... TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
第 16 頁
... tools - nations , corporations , parties , structured movements , professions - hold power . This power is vested in the maintenance of the growth - oriented structures which they manipulate . These managers have ... TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
... tools - nations , corporations , parties , structured movements , professions - hold power . This power is vested in the maintenance of the growth - oriented structures which they manipulate . These managers have ... TOOLS FOR CONVIVIALITY.
第 22 頁
... Tools foster conviviality to the extent to which they can be easily used , by anybody , as often or as seldom as desired , for the accomplishment of a purpose chosen by the user . The use of such tools by one person does not restrain ...
... Tools foster conviviality to the extent to which they can be easily used , by anybody , as often or as seldom as desired , for the accomplishment of a purpose chosen by the user . The use of such tools by one person does not restrain ...
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