Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 xi 頁
... scientific theory has revealed only one aspect . It is the commitment to this reality that lends universal intent to a scientist's most original and solitary thought . By acknowledging this frankly we shall re- store science to the ...
... scientific theory has revealed only one aspect . It is the commitment to this reality that lends universal intent to a scientist's most original and solitary thought . By acknowledging this frankly we shall re- store science to the ...
第 xvi 頁
... scientific views or in a religion that transcends and yet pervades the work we are carrying on in the light of day . For the nature of knowledge , whether scientific or ontological , consists in reconciling meaning and being . And being ...
... scientific views or in a religion that transcends and yet pervades the work we are carrying on in the light of day . For the nature of knowledge , whether scientific or ontological , consists in reconciling meaning and being . And being ...
第 7 頁
... scientific criteria dur- ing the last 150 years . Education , the mails , social work , transpor- tation , and even civil engineering have followed this evolution . At first , new knowledge is applied to the solution of a clearly stated ...
... scientific criteria dur- ing the last 150 years . Education , the mails , social work , transpor- tation , and even civil engineering have followed this evolution . At first , new knowledge is applied to the solution of a clearly stated ...
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