Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... transportation it has taken almost a century to pass from an era served by motorized vehicles to the era in which society has been reduced to virtual enslavement to the car . During the American Civil War steam power on wheels became ...
... transportation it has taken almost a century to pass from an era served by motorized vehicles to the era in which society has been reduced to virtual enslavement to the car . During the American Civil War steam power on wheels became ...
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... transportation with regular deliveries was made possible by the building of canals in Europe , a millen- nium after the same discovery was implemented in Southeast Asia . A vastly increased application of nonhuman energy to in- dustries ...
... transportation with regular deliveries was made possible by the building of canals in Europe , a millen- nium after the same discovery was implemented in Southeast Asia . A vastly increased application of nonhuman energy to in- dustries ...
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... transportation system vies with other systems in exhausting human tolerance for social controls . Machines turn ... transportation is conditioned by the consensus in a community about the level of its freedom as a concrete option of its ...
... transportation system vies with other systems in exhausting human tolerance for social controls . Machines turn ... transportation is conditioned by the consensus in a community about the level of its freedom as a concrete option of its ...
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