Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... man's horizons are invited to participate in this Series : those who are aware of the truth that beyond the divisiveness among men there exists a primor- dial unitive power since we are all bound together by a com- mon humanity more ...
... man's horizons are invited to participate in this Series : those who are aware of the truth that beyond the divisiveness among men there exists a primor- dial unitive power since we are all bound together by a com- mon humanity more ...
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... man in relation to God , to himself , his fellow man and the universe , that reach beyond immediate self - interest . For the meaning of the World Age con- sists in respecting man's hopes and dreams which lead to a deeper understanding ...
... man in relation to God , to himself , his fellow man and the universe , that reach beyond immediate self - interest . For the meaning of the World Age con- sists in respecting man's hopes and dreams which lead to a deeper understanding ...
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... man - powered vehicles , such as pushcarts and three - wheel rick- shas , with a corresponding road system equipped with repair stations and perhaps even covered roadways . Hand tools are mere transducers of the energy generated by man's ...
... man - powered vehicles , such as pushcarts and three - wheel rick- shas , with a corresponding road system equipped with repair stations and perhaps even covered roadways . Hand tools are mere transducers of the energy generated by man's ...
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