Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial production of artifacts . We concluded that a set of limits to industrial growth is well formulated only if these limits apply both to ...
... growth in the service sector of any society as inescapable as the limits inherent in the industrial production of artifacts . We concluded that a set of limits to industrial growth is well formulated only if these limits apply both to ...
第 60 頁
... growth . The transition to a stationary state in the production of goods and perhaps even of energy will usher in an explosive growth in the production of invisible commodities such as information , education , and fun . In this ...
... growth . The transition to a stationary state in the production of goods and perhaps even of energy will usher in an explosive growth in the production of invisible commodities such as information , education , and fun . In this ...
第 102 頁
... growth . This mythical majority paralyzes political action . At closer inspection , “ they ” are a number of reasonable individuals . One is an ecologist who takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further ...
... growth . This mythical majority paralyzes political action . At closer inspection , “ they ” are a number of reasonable individuals . One is an ecologist who takes a jet plane to a conference on protecting the environment from further ...
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