Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 13 筆
第 89 頁
... , " and " seizing " no longer describe the relationships people can have to corporations , such as systems of schools or highways . Possessive statements made about tools come to mean the ability to command their RECOVERY 89.
... , " and " seizing " no longer describe the relationships people can have to corporations , such as systems of schools or highways . Possessive statements made about tools come to mean the ability to command their RECOVERY 89.
第 97 頁
... corporations . Formal adversary procedure is the paradigmatic tool for citizens to oppose the threat of in- dustry ... corporation , even when this corporation is an agency of the state , and even if this interest favors or opposes any ...
... corporations . Formal adversary procedure is the paradigmatic tool for citizens to oppose the threat of in- dustry ... corporation , even when this corporation is an agency of the state , and even if this interest favors or opposes any ...
第 109 頁
... corporation for a multiplicity of self - serving tools , and the polit- ical party into an instrument to organize ... corporations and clients usually heightens the legitimacy of the latter's dependence . But at the moment of a ...
... corporation for a multiplicity of self - serving tools , and the polit- ical party into an instrument to organize ... corporations and clients usually heightens the legitimacy of the latter's dependence . But at the moment of a ...
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