Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 16 頁
... manipulate . These managers have the power to make major decisions ; they can gen- erate new demands for the output ... manipulation of the inherited structured power . Management can be done away with only by eliminating the machinery ...
... manipulate . These managers have the power to make major decisions ; they can gen- erate new demands for the output ... manipulation of the inherited structured power . Management can be done away with only by eliminating the machinery ...
第 22 頁
... manipulation usually constitutes an abuse and changes the nature of the tool as little as the nature of the knife is changed by its abuse for murder . In principle the distinction between convivial and manipu- latory tools is ...
... manipulation usually constitutes an abuse and changes the nature of the tool as little as the nature of the knife is changed by its abuse for murder . In principle the distinction between convivial and manipu- latory tools is ...
第 64 頁
... manipulation have put these ideally convivial tools at the service of more one - way teaching . Schools train people in the use of constantly revised textbooks . They produce readers of instructions and of news . The per capita purchase ...
... manipulation have put these ideally convivial tools at the service of more one - way teaching . Schools train people in the use of constantly revised textbooks . They produce readers of instructions and of news . The per capita purchase ...
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