Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xvi 頁
... recognize a totality richer and far more complex than the average observer could have suspected —a totality which ... recognized and accepted by those scientists who are at the same time philosophers . For they then realize that duty and ...
... recognize a totality richer and far more complex than the average observer could have suspected —a totality which ... recognized and accepted by those scientists who are at the same time philosophers . For they then realize that duty and ...
第 xxiv 頁
... recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of ... recognized , it becomes possible to articulate the triadic relation- ship between persons , tools , and a new ...
... recognize natural scales and limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of ... recognized , it becomes possible to articulate the triadic relation- ship between persons , tools , and a new ...
第 20 頁
... recognize the nature of desirable limits to specialization and output , we must focus our attention on the industrially determined shape of our expectations . Only then can we recognize that the emergence of a convivial and pluralist ...
... recognize the nature of desirable limits to specialization and output , we must focus our attention on the industrially determined shape of our expectations . Only then can we recognize that the emergence of a convivial and pluralist ...
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