Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... convivial society , however differ- ent one such society might be from another in practice , institu- tions , or rationale . Each of these three values imposes its own limits on tools . The conditions for survival are necessary but not ...
... convivial society , however differ- ent one such society might be from another in practice , institu- tions , or rationale . Each of these three values imposes its own limits on tools . The conditions for survival are necessary but not ...
第 16 頁
... society along convivial lines . The managers of our major tools - nations , corporations , parties , structured movements , professions - hold power . This power is vested in the maintenance of the growth - oriented structures which ...
... society along convivial lines . The managers of our major tools - nations , corporations , parties , structured movements , professions - hold power . This power is vested in the maintenance of the growth - oriented structures which ...
第 24 頁
... society desires to define the style and level of its conviviality . A convivial society does not ex- clude all schools . It does exclude a school system which has been perverted into a compulsory tool , denying privileges to the drop ...
... society desires to define the style and level of its conviviality . A convivial society does not ex- clude all schools . It does exclude a school system which has been perverted into a compulsory tool , denying privileges to the drop ...
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