Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 20 頁
... efficiency . To recognize the nature of desirable limits to specialization and output , we must focus our attention on the industrially determined shape of our expectations . Only then can we recognize that the emergence of a convivial ...
... efficiency . To recognize the nature of desirable limits to specialization and output , we must focus our attention on the industrially determined shape of our expectations . Only then can we recognize that the emergence of a convivial ...
第 37 頁
... efficient solution for 99 percent of the population than the vaunted highway development . Such pushcarts could have ... efficiency is blamed on the fact that modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the public good ...
... efficient solution for 99 percent of the population than the vaunted highway development . Such pushcarts could have ... efficiency is blamed on the fact that modern vehicles are designed for private ownership , not for the public good ...
第 70 頁
... efficient , more scarce resources are put at the service of the operator . On a Guatemalan construction site , only ... efficiency . Never before have tools approached present power . Never be- fore have they been so integrated at the ...
... efficient , more scarce resources are put at the service of the operator . On a Guatemalan construction site , only ... efficiency . Never before have tools approached present power . Never be- fore have they been so integrated at the ...
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