Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... postindustrial balance in their mode of production which the hyperindustrial nations will be forced to adopt as an alternative to chaos . To prepare for this task I submit this essay for critical comment . In its present form this book ...
... postindustrial balance in their mode of production which the hyperindustrial nations will be forced to adopt as an alternative to chaos . To prepare for this task I submit this essay for critical comment . In its present form this book ...
第 17 頁
... postindustrial and convivial society can neither be ignored nor taken for granted . In a society that accepts politically defined limits on all types of industrial growth , many accepted terms will have to be redefined , but it is ...
... postindustrial and convivial society can neither be ignored nor taken for granted . In a society that accepts politically defined limits on all types of industrial growth , many accepted terms will have to be redefined , but it is ...
第 23 頁
... postindustrial society would fit the criteria of conviviality . It is probable that even in an overwhelmingly convivial world some communities would choose greater affluence at the cost of some restrictions on creativity . It is almost ...
... postindustrial society would fit the criteria of conviviality . It is probable that even in an overwhelmingly convivial world some communities would choose greater affluence at the cost of some restrictions on creativity . It is almost ...
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