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And All the Hills Echo-ed: Augmenting the Lexica of Children's Primers
When I was down beside the sea / A wooden spade they gave to me / To dig the sandy shore. / My holes were empty like a cup. / In every hole the sea came up, / Till it could come no more.
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Dropping Science Like Galileo Dropped the Orange: Arcana, Alchemy, & Cognitive Marrow
I used to use pseudonyms. The most common ones were Zoe Ziegler, Joe Purple, and Mr. Abicus.
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Automatic for the People: Some Softs' Mothers Are Bigger Than Other Softs' Mothers
Howard Finster used his hands to make some tools. Then he used the tools to make two things -- a house and a box. Then he sealed the tools inside the box and buried the box under the house. Then he went inside to wash his hands before supper.
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The Little Children of Stonehenge: Variability Aught the Machine
Because the same machine is used as both showroom and factory, the customized version created in response to the user's input is delivered almost immediately.
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Dolor: We Won't Do It Without the Rose
He is holding a beer. There's a working disco ball hanging on their ceiling fan. There's a guy in the background standing in front of a big screen TV (holding a microphone). The words to George Michael's "Careless Whisper" slowly scroll to the music.
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R.T.F.M.: Instructions & Diagrams
wash your hands in dreams and lightning / cut off your hair and whatever is frightening
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A Round in Part: Tracing the Contours of Fugal Narrative
A pathological amnesiac condition during which one is apparently conscious of one's actions but has no recollection of them after returning to a normal state.
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AutoDidactic: What is the Matter, my Lord?
Using critical loops, non-linear narratives, and allegorical images as patterns, The Dane explores meditative environments which suggest the expansion of art...
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I Am the Dj; I Am What I Splay: Unfinished Musics and You
In the future, you won't buy artists' works; you'll buy software that makes original pieces of "their" works, or that recreates their way of looking at things. You could buy a Shostakovich box, or you could buy a Brahms box.
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