Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 35 頁
... growing dependence . The possibilities of lay therapy also run up against our com- mitment to " better " health ... grow up to become a general healer , but this does not mean that every layman must be taught how to heal . It simply ...
... growing dependence . The possibilities of lay therapy also run up against our com- mitment to " better " health ... grow up to become a general healer , but this does not mean that every layman must be taught how to heal . It simply ...
第 56 頁
... growing frustration with growing output is planning . The illusion is common that planners with socialist ideals might somehow create a socialist society in which industrial workers constitute a majority . The proponents of this idea ...
... growing frustration with growing output is planning . The illusion is common that planners with socialist ideals might somehow create a socialist society in which industrial workers constitute a majority . The proponents of this idea ...
第 68 頁
Ivan Illich. leged grow in number , while the already privileged grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen ... growing luxuries pushes the rich into more frantic production . Power is polarized , frustration is generalized ...
Ivan Illich. leged grow in number , while the already privileged grow in affluence . The underprivileged thus strengthen ... growing luxuries pushes the rich into more frantic production . Power is polarized , frustration is generalized ...
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