Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... range of truly modern and yet convivial tools . Limited resources can be used to provide millions of viewers with the color image of one performer or to provide many people with free access to the records of their choice . In the first ...
... range of truly modern and yet convivial tools . Limited resources can be used to provide millions of viewers with the color image of one performer or to provide many people with free access to the records of their choice . In the first ...
第 45 頁
... range within which our present institutions have become frustrating , and we must recognize another range within which our tools become destruc- tive of society as a whole . III The Multiple Balance The human equilibrium is open ...
... range within which our present institutions have become frustrating , and we must recognize another range within which our tools become destruc- tive of society as a whole . III The Multiple Balance The human equilibrium is open ...
第 85 頁
... range of choice and motivation in both the operator and the client , and second imposing its own logic and demand on both . Survival de- pends on establishing procedures which permit ordinary people to recognize these ranges and to opt ...
... range of choice and motivation in both the operator and the client , and second imposing its own logic and demand on both . Survival de- pends on establishing procedures which permit ordinary people to recognize these ranges and to opt ...
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