Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 16 頁
... inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually accessible tools to support the meaningful and responsible deeds of fully awake people . Turn- ing basic institutions upside down and inside out is what the ...
... inversion implies institutions that would foster the use of individually accessible tools to support the meaningful and responsible deeds of fully awake people . Turn- ing basic institutions upside down and inside out is what the ...
第 44 頁
... inversion of pres- ent political purpose is necessary for the survival of all people . Most people have staked their self - images in the present struc- ture and are unwilling to lose their ground . They have found security in one of ...
... inversion of pres- ent political purpose is necessary for the survival of all people . Most people have staked their self - images in the present struc- ture and are unwilling to lose their ground . They have found security in one of ...
第 105 頁
... inversion . A second pivot is needed . Further growth must lead to a multiple catastrophe . That people would accept multiple limits to growth without catastro- phe seems highly improbable . The inevitable catastrophic event could be ...
... inversion . A second pivot is needed . Further growth must lead to a multiple catastrophe . That people would accept multiple limits to growth without catastro- phe seems highly improbable . The inevitable catastrophic event could be ...
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