Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... vivial living , could generate a new flowering of surprises far be- yond anyone's imagination and hope . I am not proposing a Utopia , but a procedure that provides each community with the choice of its unique social arrangements . 2. I ...
... vivial living , could generate a new flowering of surprises far be- yond anyone's imagination and hope . I am not proposing a Utopia , but a procedure that provides each community with the choice of its unique social arrangements . 2. I ...
第 45 頁
... vivial life style into a political program for new tools , it must soon be shown that the prevailing fundamental structure of our present tools menaces the survival of mankind . It must be shown that this menace is imminent and that the ...
... vivial life style into a political program for new tools , it must soon be shown that the prevailing fundamental structure of our present tools menaces the survival of mankind . It must be shown that this menace is imminent and that the ...
第 47 頁
... vivial work . ( 3 ) The overprogramming of man for the new en- vironment deadens his creative imagination . ( 4 ) New levels of productivity threaten the right to participatory politics . ( 5 THE MULTIPLE BALANCE 47 Biological ...
... vivial work . ( 3 ) The overprogramming of man for the new en- vironment deadens his creative imagination . ( 4 ) New levels of productivity threaten the right to participatory politics . ( 5 THE MULTIPLE BALANCE 47 Biological ...
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