Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 5 頁
... Rich foreigners flocked to the medical centers of Bos- ton , Houston , and Denver to seek exotic repair jobs , while the infant mortality of the U.S. poor remained comparable to that in some tropical countries of Africa and Asia . Only ...
... Rich foreigners flocked to the medical centers of Bos- ton , Houston , and Denver to seek exotic repair jobs , while the infant mortality of the U.S. poor remained comparable to that in some tropical countries of Africa and Asia . Only ...
第 25 頁
... rich coun- tries to catch up . Every aspect of industrial societies has become part of a larval system for ... rich , the illusion is bolstered that the same factory could make the public rich . As long as people believe that the public ...
... rich coun- tries to catch up . Every aspect of industrial societies has become part of a larval system for ... rich , the illusion is bolstered that the same factory could make the public rich . As long as people believe that the public ...
第 68 頁
... rich , while significant benefits for the rich make murderous demands on the resources of the poor . Yet the rich pretend that by ex- ploiting the poor nations they will become rich enough to create a hyperindustrial abundance for all ...
... rich , while significant benefits for the rich make murderous demands on the resources of the poor . Yet the rich pretend that by ex- ploiting the poor nations they will become rich enough to create a hyperindustrial abundance for all ...
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