Интернет-революция - Ричард Барбрук

Исходное явление:

«работа как товар»

электронная торговля

реакционный модернизм

Отрицание:

«ненужное как дар»

потлач

революционный антимодернизм

Отрицание отрицания:

«работа как дар»

изобилие

революционный модернизм

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