Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 51 頁
... radical monopoly . By radical monopoly I mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we mean by " monopoly " the exclusive control by one corporation over the ...
... radical monopoly . By radical monopoly I mean a kind of dominance by one product that goes far beyond what the concept of monopoly usually implies . Generally we mean by " monopoly " the exclusive control by one corporation over the ...
第 52 頁
... monopoly become radical . By “ radical monopoly " I mean the dominance of one type of product rather than the dominance of one brand . I speak about radical monopoly when one industrial production process exercises an exclusive control ...
... monopoly become radical . By “ radical monopoly " I mean the dominance of one type of product rather than the dominance of one brand . I speak about radical monopoly when one industrial production process exercises an exclusive control ...
第 54 頁
... radical monopoly happens when people give up their native ability to do what they can do for themselves and for each other , in exchange for something " better " that can be done for them only by a major tool . Radical monopoly reflects ...
... radical monopoly happens when people give up their native ability to do what they can do for themselves and for each other , in exchange for something " better " that can be done for them only by a major tool . Radical monopoly reflects ...
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