Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xxi 頁
... ritual , and law which took place in the current epoch of pack- aging and of schooling . I want to describe the fading monopoly of the industrial mode of production and the vanishing of the in- dustrially generated professions this mode ...
... ritual , and law which took place in the current epoch of pack- aging and of schooling . I want to describe the fading monopoly of the industrial mode of production and the vanishing of the in- dustrially generated professions this mode ...
第 8 頁
... ritual practiced in highly industrialized nations . In this context the Vietnam war is both revealing and concealing . It makes this ritual visible for the entire world in a narrow theater of war , yet it also distracts attention from ...
... ritual practiced in highly industrialized nations . In this context the Vietnam war is both revealing and concealing . It makes this ritual visible for the entire world in a narrow theater of war , yet it also distracts attention from ...
第 86 頁
... rituals . These rituals are organized as frenzied consump- tion of the offerings of some menu : a curriculum , a therapy , or a court case . The promise that science will provide affluence for all and for each according to his ...
... rituals . These rituals are organized as frenzied consump- tion of the offerings of some menu : a curriculum , a therapy , or a court case . The promise that science will provide affluence for all and for each according to his ...
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