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Art of the Motor
Univ of Minnesota Press (1995)
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This work conjures up a world in which information is speed and duration is no more. It details the ways in which this change has led to a new visual regime, a serialization of images and sound that permits an extraordinary manipulation of both the form and the content of messages.Other Versions
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