Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... purpose , and not the purpose of the universe and of man , but the purpose in the universe and in man . In other words , we seem to inhabit a world of dynamic process and structure . Therefore we need a calculus of potentiality rather ...
... purpose , and not the purpose of the universe and of man , but the purpose in the universe and in man . In other words , we seem to inhabit a world of dynamic process and structure . Therefore we need a calculus of potentiality rather ...
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... purpose to describe in detail any fictional community of the future . I want to provide guidelines for action , not for fantasy . A modern society , bounded for con- vivial living , could generate a new flowering of surprises far be ...
... purpose to describe in detail any fictional community of the future . I want to provide guidelines for action , not for fantasy . A modern society , bounded for con- vivial living , could generate a new flowering of surprises far be ...
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... purposes are redesigned so that they cannot be used independently . People without cars have no access to planes ... purpose ; if they were sailing clippers , they might be even more specialized for one route than are present tankers ...
... purposes are redesigned so that they cannot be used independently . People without cars have no access to planes ... purpose ; if they were sailing clippers , they might be even more specialized for one route than are present tankers ...
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