Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xxiii 頁
... dustrial growth is balanced and kept in check by several com- plementary , distinct , and equally scientific modes of production . Our vision of the possible and the feasible is so restricted by in- dustrial expectations that any ...
... dustrial growth is balanced and kept in check by several com- plementary , distinct , and equally scientific modes of production . Our vision of the possible and the feasible is so restricted by in- dustrial expectations that any ...
第 43 頁
... dustrial society must be mainly concerned with the development of design criteria for tools rather than as now with the choice of production goals . These politics would mean a structural inver- sion of the institutions now providing ...
... dustrial society must be mainly concerned with the development of design criteria for tools rather than as now with the choice of production goals . These politics would mean a structural inver- sion of the institutions now providing ...
第 89 頁
... dustrial nations identify the fruits of creative work and of human labor with the outputs of industry . The materialization of con- sciousness is reflected in Western languages . Schools operate by the slogan " education ! ” while ...
... dustrial nations identify the fruits of creative work and of human labor with the outputs of industry . The materialization of con- sciousness is reflected in Western languages . Schools operate by the slogan " education ! ” while ...
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