Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 46 頁
... become basic necessities . Once the industrial mode of production has become dominant in a society , it may still admit shifts from one type of output to another , but it does not admit limits to the further institution- alization of ...
... become basic necessities . Once the industrial mode of production has become dominant in a society , it may still admit shifts from one type of output to another , but it does not admit limits to the further institution- alization of ...
第 80 頁
... becomes important to keep them filled at all times . If they are individual capsules , they tend to become disproportionately costly and scarce . If they are public vehicles , they tend to be large , and run at infrequent intervals or ...
... becomes important to keep them filled at all times . If they are individual capsules , they tend to become disproportionately costly and scarce . If they are public vehicles , they tend to be large , and run at infrequent intervals or ...
第 101 頁
... become the most serious limitation to growth , the al- chemist's endeavor would be renewed in the attempt to produce a monstrous type of man fit to live among reason's dreams . A major function of engineering would become the ...
... become the most serious limitation to growth , the al- chemist's endeavor would be renewed in the attempt to produce a monstrous type of man fit to live among reason's dreams . A major function of engineering would become the ...
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