Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 49 頁
... affluence , and faulty technology are usually identified as the three trends which combine and threaten to break the environmental balance . Paul Ehrlich points out that to face honestly the need for population control and stabilized ...
... affluence , and faulty technology are usually identified as the three trends which combine and threaten to break the environmental balance . Paul Ehrlich points out that to face honestly the need for population control and stabilized ...
第 50 頁
... affluence is the result of a radical monopoly of institutional over personal values , and faulty technology is inexorably consequent upon a transformation of means into ends . The one - dimensional debate among proponents of various ...
... affluence is the result of a radical monopoly of institutional over personal values , and faulty technology is inexorably consequent upon a transformation of means into ends . The one - dimensional debate among proponents of various ...
第 68 頁
... affluence is pushed into the blind spot of social vision . This blindness is a result of the broken balance of learning . People who are hooked on teaching are conditioned to be cus- tomers for everything else . They see their own ...
... affluence is pushed into the blind spot of social vision . This blindness is a result of the broken balance of learning . People who are hooked on teaching are conditioned to be cus- tomers for everything else . They see their own ...
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