Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 12 頁
... institutions and the substitution of con- vivial for industrial tools . At the same time , the retooling of so- ciety will remain a pious dream unless the ideals of socialist justice prevail . I believe that the present crisis of our major ...
... institutions and the substitution of con- vivial for industrial tools . At the same time , the retooling of so- ciety will remain a pious dream unless the ideals of socialist justice prevail . I believe that the present crisis of our major ...
第 16 頁
... institutional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually accessible tools to ...
... institutional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually accessible tools to ...
第 103 頁
... major institutions but also in the miracle prescriptions of the would - be crisis managers . The ability of present institutions to define values such as education , health , welfare , transportation , or news will suddenly be ...
... major institutions but also in the miracle prescriptions of the would - be crisis managers . The ability of present institutions to define values such as education , health , welfare , transportation , or news will suddenly be ...
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