Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... energy to a specific task . They can be multipurpose , like some primitive ham- mers or good modern pocket knives , or again they can be highly specific in design such as spindles , looms , or pedal - driven sewing machines , and ...
... energy to a specific task . They can be multipurpose , like some primitive ham- mers or good modern pocket knives , or again they can be highly specific in design such as spindles , looms , or pedal - driven sewing machines , and ...
第 26 頁
... energy use . High technology has been mistakenly identi- fied with powerful intervention in physical , psychological , and social processes . The illusion that a high culture is one that uses the highest possible quantities of energy ...
... energy use . High technology has been mistakenly identi- fied with powerful intervention in physical , psychological , and social processes . The illusion that a high culture is one that uses the highest possible quantities of energy ...
第 42 頁
... energy inputs represent one of the major new liberties . Each man's 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 ...
... energy inputs represent one of the major new liberties . Each man's 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 ...
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