Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 10 頁
... machines work for men and to school men for life in their service . Now it turns out that machines do not " work " and that people cannot be schooled for a life at the service of machines . The hypothesis on which the experiment was ...
... machines work for men and to school men for life in their service . Now it turns out that machines do not " work " and that people cannot be schooled for a life at the service of machines . The hypothesis on which the experiment was ...
第 31 頁
... machines could be hooked . Up to the early nineteenth century men in English prisons actually labored on the treadmills to make machines work . The new attitude of man to his tools during the Industrial Revolution , which began as ...
... machines could be hooked . Up to the early nineteenth century men in English prisons actually labored on the treadmills to make machines work . The new attitude of man to his tools during the Industrial Revolution , which began as ...
第 32 頁
... machines , and he is constantly aware that he is under- privileged , exploited , and abused because in an age of the mega- machine he feels that he is used like a component . The prospect that moving toward a convivial society might ...
... machines , and he is constantly aware that he is under- privileged , exploited , and abused because in an age of the mega- machine he feels that he is used like a component . The prospect that moving toward a convivial society might ...
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