Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... limits to growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial production of artifacts . We concluded that a set of limits to industrial growth is well formulated only if these limits apply ...
... limits to growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial production of artifacts . We concluded that a set of limits to industrial growth is well formulated only if these limits apply ...
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... growth on the basis of data which they admittedly cannot fully under- stand . When communities have grown overconfident in science , they leave it to experts to set the upper limits on growth . This man- date rests on a fallacy ...
... growth on the basis of data which they admittedly cannot fully under- stand . When communities have grown overconfident in science , they leave it to experts to set the upper limits on growth . This man- date rests on a fallacy ...
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Ivan Illich. V Political Inversion If within the very near future man cannot set limits ... limits set and enforced by bureaucratic dictatorship . Or it can engage in a ... growth in every dimen- sion , and to set them just at the point beyond ...
Ivan Illich. V Political Inversion If within the very near future man cannot set limits ... limits set and enforced by bureaucratic dictatorship . Or it can engage in a ... growth in every dimen- sion , and to set them just at the point beyond ...
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