Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 2 頁
... medicine ; work attendance was raised , and with it the claim to efficiency on the job . The destructiveness of new tools was hidden from public view by new techniques of providing spectacular treatments for those who fell victims to ...
... medicine ; work attendance was raised , and with it the claim to efficiency on the job . The destructiveness of new tools was hidden from public view by new techniques of providing spectacular treatments for those who fell victims to ...
第 4 頁
... medicine . Bureaucratic medicine spread over the entire world . In 1968 , after twenty years of Mao's regime , the Medical College of Shang- hai had to conclude that it was engaged in the training of “ so- called first - rate doctors ...
... medicine . Bureaucratic medicine spread over the entire world . In 1968 , after twenty years of Mao's regime , the Medical College of Shang- hai had to conclude that it was engaged in the training of “ so- called first - rate doctors ...
第 6 頁
... medicine to individual health during the early part of the twentieth century can hardly be questioned . But then medicine began to approach the second watershed . Every year medical science reported a new breakthrough . Practi- tioners ...
... medicine to individual health during the early part of the twentieth century can hardly be questioned . But then medicine began to approach the second watershed . Every year medical science reported a new breakthrough . Practi- tioners ...
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