Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xxii 頁
... limits 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 ...
... limits 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 ...
第 xxiv 頁
... limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of serfdom . Only within limits can edu- cation fit people into a man - made environment : beyond ...
... limits . We must come to admit that only within limits can machines take the place of slaves ; beyond these limits they lead to a new kind of serfdom . Only within limits can edu- cation fit people into a man - made environment : beyond ...
第 101 頁
... limits relatively stationary over a long time , and by which they set a premium on the constant search for new ways to have an ever larger percentage of the population join in doing ever more with ever less . Such a political choice of ...
... limits relatively stationary over a long time , and by which they set a premium on the constant search for new ways to have an ever larger percentage of the population join in doing ever more with ever less . Such a political choice of ...
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