Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 70 頁
... claim to greater efficiency . Never before have tools approached present power . Never be- fore have they been so integrated at the service of a small élite . Kings could not claim divine right with as little challenge as executives claim ...
... claim to greater efficiency . Never before have tools approached present power . Never be- fore have they been so integrated at the service of a small élite . Kings could not claim divine right with as little challenge as executives claim ...
第 71 頁
... claim to high - level packages of industrial outputs . When the legitimacy of educational certification breaks down , other more primitive forms of discrimination are bound to as- sume renewed importance . People are judged to be less ...
... claim to high - level packages of industrial outputs . When the legitimacy of educational certification breaks down , other more primitive forms of discrimination are bound to as- sume renewed importance . People are judged to be less ...
第 109 頁
... claim cars , but the appropriation of society's over - all resources by a transportation system which de- termines ... claims for more individual consumption only highlights the importance of the use of adversary procedures when the ...
... claim cars , but the appropriation of society's over - all resources by a transportation system which de- termines ... claims for more individual consumption only highlights the importance of the use of adversary procedures when the ...
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