Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... speed . The railroads reflected the class societies they served simply by putting different fares on the same speed . But when a society com- mits itself to higher speeds , the speedometer becomes an in- dicator of social class . Any ...
... speed . The railroads reflected the class societies they served simply by putting different fares on the same speed . But when a society com- mits itself to higher speeds , the speedometer becomes an in- dicator of social class . Any ...
第 38 頁
... speed at which you travel puts you your class and company . Speed is one of the means by which an efficiency - oriented society is stratified . into Fostered addiction to speed is also a means of social control . Transportation in its ...
... speed at which you travel puts you your class and company . Speed is one of the means by which an efficiency - oriented society is stratified . into Fostered addiction to speed is also a means of social control . Transportation in its ...
第 81 頁
... speed transportation is conditioned by the consensus in a community about the level of its freedom as a concrete option of its civilization . Transportation beyond bicycle speeds demands power inputs from the environment . Velocity ...
... speed transportation is conditioned by the consensus in a community about the level of its freedom as a concrete option of its civilization . Transportation beyond bicycle speeds demands power inputs from the environment . Velocity ...
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