Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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第 13 頁
... survival , justice , and self - defined work . I take these values to be fundamental to any convivial society ... survival are necessary but not sufficient to ensure justice ; people can survive in prison . The conditions for the just ...
... survival , justice , and self - defined work . I take these values to be fundamental to any convivial society ... survival are necessary but not sufficient to ensure justice ; people can survive in prison . The conditions for the just ...
第 44 頁
... survival of all people . Most people have staked their self - images in the present struc- ture and are unwilling to lose their ground . They have found security in one of the several ideologies that support further in- dustrialization ...
... survival of all people . Most people have staked their self - images in the present struc- ture and are unwilling to lose their ground . They have found security in one of the several ideologies that support further in- dustrialization ...
第 85 頁
... Survival de- pends on establishing procedures which permit ordinary people to recognize these ranges and to opt for survival in freedom , to evaluate the structure built into tools and institutions so they can exclude those which by ...
... Survival de- pends on establishing procedures which permit ordinary people to recognize these ranges and to opt for survival in freedom , to evaluate the structure built into tools and institutions so they can exclude those which by ...
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