Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 ix 頁
... ability and his need to communicate as well as his ability to think and to create . And as a result , he is substitut- ing a goal - directed evolutionary process in his struggle against environmental hardship for the slow , but ...
... ability and his need to communicate as well as his ability to think and to create . And as a result , he is substitut- ing a goal - directed evolutionary process in his struggle against environmental hardship for the slow , but ...
第 42 頁
... ability to produce change depends on his ability to control low - entropy energy . On this control of energy depends his right to give his meaning to the physical en- vironment . His ability to act toward the future he chooses depends ...
... ability to produce change depends on his ability to control low - entropy energy . On this control of energy depends his right to give his meaning to the physical en- vironment . His ability to act toward the future he chooses depends ...
第 62 頁
... ability to submit to it . People learn that they acquire more value in the market if they spend more hours in class . They learn to value progressive consumption of curricula . They learn that whatever a major institution produces has ...
... ability to submit to it . People learn that they acquire more value in the market if they spend more hours in class . They learn to value progressive consumption of curricula . They learn that whatever a major institution produces has ...
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