Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 56 頁
... consumer protection . Consumers cannot do without cars . They buy different makes . They discover that most cars are unsafe at any speed . So they organize to get safer , better , and more durable cars and to get more as well as wider ...
... consumer protection . Consumers cannot do without cars . They buy different makes . They discover that most cars are unsafe at any speed . So they organize to get safer , better , and more durable cars and to get more as well as wider ...
第 74 頁
... consumer is wedded to the ideology of never - ending and progressive consump- tion . Individuals are socially graded according to the number of years their bill of goods is out of date . Some people can afford to keep up with the ...
... consumer is wedded to the ideology of never - ending and progressive consump- tion . Individuals are socially graded according to the number of years their bill of goods is out of date . Some people can afford to keep up with the ...
第 102 頁
... consumer . Al- most everyone is , in some way , engaged in aggression against the milieu . Destructive consumers constitute a numerical majority . Myth transforms them into a political one . Numerical majorities come to form a mythical ...
... consumer . Al- most everyone is , in some way , engaged in aggression against the milieu . Destructive consumers constitute a numerical majority . Myth transforms them into a political one . Numerical majorities come to form a mythical ...
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