Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xiv 頁
... social and political demonologies in the East as well as in the West , begins to question its own premises . The modern revolu- tionary movements which have challenged the sacred institu- tions of society by protecting social injustice ...
... social and political demonologies in the East as well as in the West , begins to question its own premises . The modern revolu- tionary movements which have challenged the sacred institu- tions of society by protecting social injustice ...
第 7 頁
... social agencies that have been reorganized according to scientific criteria dur- ing the last 150 years . Education , the mails , social work , transpor- tation , and even civil engineering have followed this evolution . At first , new ...
... social agencies that have been reorganized according to scientific criteria dur- ing the last 150 years . Education , the mails , social work , transpor- tation , and even civil engineering have followed this evolution . At first , new ...
第 78 頁
... social environments . To each social environment there corresponds a set of natural scales . This is true for the primary group , for the production unit , for the city , the state , and the organization of men on the globe . To each of ...
... social environments . To each social environment there corresponds a set of natural scales . This is true for the primary group , for the production unit , for the city , the state , and the organization of men on the globe . To each of ...
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