Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... tive contraception is a necessary premise for the limitation of tools which I advocate . But equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial psychological pressure necessary ...
... tive contraception is a necessary premise for the limitation of tools which I advocate . But equally , the psychological inversion that will accompany a limitation of tools is a premise for the convivial psychological pressure necessary ...
第 74 頁
Ivan Illich. } tive of old models or of old functions , if Ford discontinues the distribution of spare parts for its 1955 model , or if the police rule old cars off the road because they lack features that safety lob- byists have made ...
Ivan Illich. } tive of old models or of old functions , if Ford discontinues the distribution of spare parts for its 1955 model , or if the police rule old cars off the road because they lack features that safety lob- byists have made ...
第 98 頁
... tive elimination of waste and friction in the mega - machine . Anglo- American industry has consistently been more successful , in the long run , than the industry of socialist countries . Law is more effective than centralized planning ...
... tive elimination of waste and friction in the mega - machine . Anglo- American industry has consistently been more successful , in the long run , than the industry of socialist countries . Law is more effective than centralized planning ...
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