Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 11 頁
... Individuals need tools to move and to dwell . They need rem- edies for their diseases and means to communicate with ... individual freedom realized in personal interdependence and , as such , an intrinsic ethical value . I believe that ...
... Individuals need tools to move and to dwell . They need rem- edies for their diseases and means to communicate with ... individual freedom realized in personal interdependence and , as such , an intrinsic ethical value . I believe that ...
第 85 頁
... individual can exercise authority on his own behalf and therefore assume responsibility . In the second , the machine takes over - first reducing the range of choice and motivation in both the operator and the client , and second ...
... individual can exercise authority on his own behalf and therefore assume responsibility . In the second , the machine takes over - first reducing the range of choice and motivation in both the operator and the client , and second ...
第 109 頁
... individual consumption and to enforce thereby higher levels of industrial consumption . People can claim cars , but the appropriation of society's over - all resources by a transportation system which de- termines that cars are useful ...
... individual consumption and to enforce thereby higher levels of industrial consumption . People can claim cars , but the appropriation of society's over - all resources by a transportation system which de- termines that cars are useful ...
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