Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... dustrial growth is balanced and kept in check by several com- plementary , distinct , and equally scientific modes of production . Our vision of the possible and the feasible is so restricted by in- dustrial expectations that any ...
... dustrial growth is balanced and kept in check by several com- plementary , distinct , and equally scientific modes of production . Our vision of the possible and the feasible is so restricted by in- dustrial expectations that any ...
第 75 頁
... dustrial development . Most of the cost of research derives from its competitive nature and pressure ; most of its tools are restricted to people who have been carefully programmed to look at the world through the prisms of profit and ...
... dustrial development . Most of the cost of research derives from its competitive nature and pressure ; most of its tools are restricted to people who have been carefully programmed to look at the world through the prisms of profit and ...
第 89 頁
... dustrial nations identify the fruits of creative work and of human labor with the outputs of industry . The materialization of con- sciousness is reflected in Western languages . Schools operate by the slogan " education ! " while ...
... dustrial nations identify the fruits of creative work and of human labor with the outputs of industry . The materialization of con- sciousness is reflected in Western languages . Schools operate by the slogan " education ! " while ...
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