Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 44 頁
... expect increased satisfaction , with less input of human energy and with more division of competence . They value handicraft and personal care as luxuries , but the ideal of a more labor - intensive , yet modern , production process ...
... expect increased satisfaction , with less input of human energy and with more division of competence . They value handicraft and personal care as luxuries , but the ideal of a more labor - intensive , yet modern , production process ...
第 67 頁
... expect that Brazilian peasants can be taught to depend on doctors for injections and prescriptions , on lawyers for conflict resolution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it ...
... expect that Brazilian peasants can be taught to depend on doctors for injections and prescriptions , on lawyers for conflict resolution , and on teachers for learning to read , while asking them to use the condom on their own . But it ...
第 89 頁
... expect industries to produce not only more goods but also more work for more people . Not only what men do but also what men want is designated by a noun . " Housing " designates a commodity rather than an activity . People acquire ...
... expect industries to produce not only more goods but also more work for more people . Not only what men do but also what men want is designated by a noun . " Housing " designates a commodity rather than an activity . People acquire ...
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