Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 14,Ausgabe 11991 |
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... move around in a modern town you notice that everything is concentrated into a video monitor which is not merely the video monitor of the prefecture of police , or of traffic circulation , but the video monitor of supermarkets , the ...
... move around in a modern town you notice that everything is concentrated into a video monitor which is not merely the video monitor of the prefecture of police , or of traffic circulation , but the video monitor of supermarkets , the ...
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... move away from a certain backbone of orthodoxy in David's Marxism is likely to be interpreted by too many people in the wrong way as a final giving up in the battle over the importance of a Marxist interpretation of the world . If I ...
... move away from a certain backbone of orthodoxy in David's Marxism is likely to be interpreted by too many people in the wrong way as a final giving up in the battle over the importance of a Marxist interpretation of the world . If I ...
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... move away from the figure of the flâneur , or from the kind of nose - to - the - ground , " thick " description one finds in Clifford Geertz's work . In the last chap- ter of Postmodern Geographies , I was critiquing but not condemn ...
... move away from the figure of the flâneur , or from the kind of nose - to - the - ground , " thick " description one finds in Clifford Geertz's work . In the last chap- ter of Postmodern Geographies , I was critiquing but not condemn ...
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