Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... industrial corporations . Such changes are at best new ways to administer an ... society . A majority loses further produc- tive ability , and a minority is ... industrial progress . Organization makes them aware of their common plight ...
... industrial corporations . Such changes are at best new ways to administer an ... society . A majority loses further produc- tive ability , and a minority is ... industrial progress . Organization makes them aware of their common plight ...
第 75 頁
... society caught up in the race for the better , limits on change are experienced as a threat . The commitment to the ... industrial society to its next model : clean and limited production of goods and unlimited growth in the service ...
... society caught up in the race for the better , limits on change are experienced as a threat . The commitment to the ... industrial society to its next model : clean and limited production of goods and unlimited growth in the service ...
第 94 頁
... society . Their imagination of the possible and of the feasible is deter- mined by the lore of industry . It would ... industrial society inevitably reflects and rein- forces its ideology , social character , and class structure . " More ...
... society . Their imagination of the possible and of the feasible is deter- mined by the lore of industry . It would ... industrial society inevitably reflects and rein- forces its ideology , social character , and class structure . " More ...
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