Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... ical capability to produce tools and materials that favor self- building had increased in the intervening decades , but social ar- rangements - like unions , codes , mortgage rules , and markets- had turned against this choice . Most ...
... ical capability to produce tools and materials that favor self- building had increased in the intervening decades , but social ar- rangements - like unions , codes , mortgage rules , and markets- had turned against this choice . Most ...
第 41 頁
... ical machines . In a convivial society compulsory and open - ended schooling would have to be excluded for the sake of justice . Age- specific , compulsory competition on an unending ladder for life- long privileges cannot increase ...
... ical machines . In a convivial society compulsory and open - ended schooling would have to be excluded for the sake of justice . Age- specific , compulsory competition on an unending ladder for life- long privileges cannot increase ...
第 92 頁
... ical and legal processes is a major obstacle to retooling society . People come to understand that an alternative society is pos- sible by using clear language . They can bring it about by re- covering consciousness of the deep ...
... ical and legal processes is a major obstacle to retooling society . People come to understand that an alternative society is pos- sible by using clear language . They can bring it about by re- covering consciousness of the deep ...
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