The technological societyKnopf, 1964 - 449 Seiten |
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... doctrine expresses the social situation exactly and is therefore vital . It is believed in by a large number of ... doctrine is , in any case , unadapted to technical progress 280 ) TECHNIQUE AND THE STATE Technique and Political Doctrines.
... doctrine expresses the social situation exactly and is therefore vital . It is believed in by a large number of ... doctrine is , in any case , unadapted to technical progress 280 ) TECHNIQUE AND THE STATE Technique and Political Doctrines.
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... doctrine is eternal . When situations change , doctrines must change too . Evolution is necessary , whether it takes ... doctrine ; politi- cal doctrine is being called upon to play a fundamentally different role . In the nineteenth ...
... doctrine is eternal . When situations change , doctrines must change too . Evolution is necessary , whether it takes ... doctrine ; politi- cal doctrine is being called upon to play a fundamentally different role . In the nineteenth ...
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... doctrine and action is possible . Take , for instance , the Soviet doctrine of the necessity of the " national stage " in the development of all peoples , a doctrine intended to justify Soviet intervention in Africa . All Soviet actions ...
... doctrine and action is possible . Take , for instance , the Soviet doctrine of the necessity of the " national stage " in the development of all peoples , a doctrine intended to justify Soviet intervention in Africa . All Soviet actions ...
Inhalt
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT | 23 |
TECHNIQUE IN CIVILIZATION | 64 |
CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN TECHNIQUE | 79 |
Urheberrecht | |
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