Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... mode of production serves . Above all I want to show that two - thirds of mankind still can avoid passing through the industrial age , by choosing right now a postindustrial balance in their mode of production which the hyperindustrial ...
... mode of production serves . Above all I want to show that two - thirds of mankind still can avoid passing through the industrial age , by choosing right now a postindustrial balance in their mode of production which the hyperindustrial ...
第 72 頁
... industrial corporations . Such changes are at best new ways to administer an industrial mode of production which , thanks to these shifts , continues unchallenged . More commonly , these changes are professional insurgencies against the ...
... industrial corporations . Such changes are at best new ways to administer an industrial mode of production which , thanks to these shifts , continues unchallenged . More commonly , these changes are professional insurgencies against the ...
第 89 頁
... industrial structure is imposed on world society . The mode of corporate production establishes a radical monopoly not only over resources and tools but also over the imagination and motivational structure of people . Political systems ...
... industrial structure is imposed on world society . The mode of corporate production establishes a radical monopoly not only over resources and tools but also over the imagination and motivational structure of people . Political systems ...
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