Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xii 頁
... nature are not separate and apart ; that intuition and reason must re- gain their importance as the means of perceiving and fusing inner being with outer reality . World Perspectives endeavors to show that the conception of wholeness ...
... nature are not separate and apart ; that intuition and reason must re- gain their importance as the means of perceiving and fusing inner being with outer reality . World Perspectives endeavors to show that the conception of wholeness ...
第 xvi 頁
... nature of human nature by being attuned to the wide and deep range of human thought and human experience . Incoherence is the result of the present disintegrative proc- esses in education . Thus the need for World Perspectives ex ...
... nature of human nature by being attuned to the wide and deep range of human thought and human experience . Incoherence is the result of the present disintegrative proc- esses in education . Thus the need for World Perspectives ex ...
第 84 頁
... natural forces is functional only if the use of nature does not make nature useless for man . I have argued that institutions are functional when they promote a delicate balance between what people can do for them- selves and what tools ...
... natural forces is functional only if the use of nature does not make nature useless for man . I have argued that institutions are functional when they promote a delicate balance between what people can do for them- selves and what tools ...
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