Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 89 頁
... language itself makes this issue terribly difficult to formulate . Language reflects the monopoly of the industrial mode of pro- duction over perception and motivation . The tongues of in- dustrial nations identify the fruits of ...
... language itself makes this issue terribly difficult to formulate . Language reflects the monopoly of the industrial mode of pro- duction over perception and motivation . The tongues of in- dustrial nations identify the fruits of ...
第 97 頁
... language and formal process remain intrinsically distinct from the purposes for which they are used . People can defend language and legal procedure as inherently theirs ; they can find in their inalienable natures the confidence to use ...
... language and formal process remain intrinsically distinct from the purposes for which they are used . People can defend language and legal procedure as inherently theirs ; they can find in their inalienable natures the confidence to use ...
第 106 頁
... language . I have argued that they must be prepared to propose the necessity for a bounded society in practical ... language , is respected by all ; a tool which , like language , does not lose its power because of the purpose to which ...
... language . I have argued that they must be prepared to propose the necessity for a bounded society in practical ... language , is respected by all ; a tool which , like language , does not lose its power because of the purpose to which ...
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