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Sharpen harpening the contrast to reality , the camera has become the standard for the way things appear to us . All that we need to know is on the surface . A sensual link- ing of the repetitive . Reality is masked using reality .
Sharpen harpening the contrast to reality , the camera has become the standard for the way things appear to us . All that we need to know is on the surface . A sensual link- ing of the repetitive . Reality is masked using reality .
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C onsequently , like everything else , the future too has become a sub- ject of study . Though the study of the future has only a fraction of the trap- pings associated with the traditional disciplines , future trends are there to be ...
C onsequently , like everything else , the future too has become a sub- ject of study . Though the study of the future has only a fraction of the trap- pings associated with the traditional disciplines , future trends are there to be ...
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The fact remains that each of the innovations introduced by the Euro- pean Enlightenment as a principle of social organisation has become a new justification for violence and expro- priation . This at a time when such violence and ...
The fact remains that each of the innovations introduced by the Euro- pean Enlightenment as a principle of social organisation has become a new justification for violence and expro- priation . This at a time when such violence and ...
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