Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... define and measure their level of knowledge , they easily go on to accept the authority of other agencies to define for them their level of appropriate health or mobility . It is difficult for them to identify the structural corrup ...
... define and measure their level of knowledge , they easily go on to accept the authority of other agencies to define for them their level of appropriate health or mobility . It is difficult for them to identify the structural corrup ...
第 76 頁
... define how people are to be trained and retrained throughout their lives— shaped and reshaped until they fit the demands of industry and are attracted by its profits . Ideologues define what is right or wrong . The tooling of man for ...
... define how people are to be trained and retrained throughout their lives— shaped and reshaped until they fit the demands of industry and are attracted by its profits . Ideologues define what is right or wrong . The tooling of man for ...
第 87 頁
... define standards at levels slightly below those at which people complain with too much force . They can keep the public sullen and forestall mutiny . But closed peer groups cannot be entrusted with self - restraint in furthering their ...
... define standards at levels slightly below those at which people complain with too much force . They can keep the public sullen and forestall mutiny . But closed peer groups cannot be entrusted with self - restraint in furthering their ...
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