Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... tools as demanded by the protection of three values : survival , justice , and self - defined work . I take these values to be fundamental to any convivial society , however differ- ent one such society might be from another in practice ...
... tools as demanded by the protection of three values : survival , justice , and self - defined work . I take these values to be fundamental to any convivial society , however differ- ent one such society might be from another in practice ...
第 64 頁
... convivial tools for self - initiated learn- ing . Witness the fate of the book . The book is the result of two major inventions that enormously extended the balance of learn- ing : the alphabet and the printing press . Both techniques ...
... convivial tools for self - initiated learn- ing . Witness the fate of the book . The book is the result of two major inventions that enormously extended the balance of learn- ing : the alphabet and the printing press . Both techniques ...
第 67 頁
... convivial tools . They incorporate science in instruments that can be handled by any reasonably prudent and well - apprenticed person . They provide new ways to engage in the millenary prac- tice of contraception , sterilization , and ...
... convivial tools . They incorporate science in instruments that can be handled by any reasonably prudent and well - apprenticed person . They provide new ways to engage in the millenary prac- tice of contraception , sterilization , and ...
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