Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xxii 頁
... compulsory graded schools . Such new educational arrangements are now on the verge of replacing traditional school ... compulsory insurance of professional health care , and to systems of public transport , which tend to become ...
... compulsory graded schools . Such new educational arrangements are now on the verge of replacing traditional school ... compulsory insurance of professional health care , and to systems of public transport , which tend to become ...
第 53 頁
... compulsory consumption and thereby restricts per- sonal autonomy . It constitutes a special kind of social control be- cause it is enforced by means of the imposed consumption of a standard product that only large institutions can ...
... compulsory consumption and thereby restricts per- sonal autonomy . It constitutes a special kind of social control be- cause it is enforced by means of the imposed consumption of a standard product that only large institutions can ...
第 73 頁
... compulsory therapy , but not the elimination of teaching , guidance , or healing for which in- dividuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stagnant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power ...
... compulsory therapy , but not the elimination of teaching , guidance , or healing for which in- dividuals take personal responsibility . Neither must a convivial society be stagnant . Its dynamics depend on wide distribution of the power ...
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