Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... basic structure of the institutional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually ...
... basic structure of the institutional arrangements which they manage . The major institutions now optimize the output of large tools for lifeless people . Their inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually ...
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... basic structural criteria within which the retooling of society can be achieved . 5. A methodology by which to recognize when corporate tools become destructive of society itself requires the recognition of the value of distributory and ...
... basic structural criteria within which the retooling of society can be achieved . 5. A methodology by which to recognize when corporate tools become destructive of society itself requires the recognition of the value of distributory and ...
第 54 頁
... basic satisfactions become scarce when the social environ- ment is transformed in such a manner that basic needs can no longer be met by abundant competence . The establishment of radical monopoly happens when people give up their ...
... basic satisfactions become scarce when the social environ- ment is transformed in such a manner that basic needs can no longer be met by abundant competence . The establishment of radical monopoly happens when people give up their ...
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