Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 51 頁
... overefficient tools are applied to facilitate man's rela- tions with the physical environment , they can destroy the balance between man and nature . Overefficient tools corrupt the environ- ment . But tools can also be made overefficient ...
... overefficient tools are applied to facilitate man's rela- tions with the physical environment , they can destroy the balance between man and nature . Overefficient tools corrupt the environ- ment . But tools can also be made overefficient ...
第 85 頁
... overefficiency must be expressed in language that is simple and politically effective . This urgent task is faced , however , with three formidable obstacles : the idolatry of science , the corruption of ordinary language , and loss of ...
... overefficiency must be expressed in language that is simple and politically effective . This urgent task is faced , however , with three formidable obstacles : the idolatry of science , the corruption of ordinary language , and loss of ...
第 109 頁
... overefficiency on the part of major institutions will keep any of them functioning . A general crisis opens the way to social reconstruction . The loss of legit- imacy of the state as a holding corporation does not destroy , but ...
... overefficiency on the part of major institutions will keep any of them functioning . A general crisis opens the way to social reconstruction . The loss of legit- imacy of the state as a holding corporation does not destroy , but ...
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