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162

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Subjects
Addresses, essays, lectures, Art, Philosophy, Art and technology, Art and society, Art, philosophy, Technology and the arts

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Cover of: Art and Technics
Art and Technics
May 15, 2000, Columbia University Press
Paperback in English - New Ed edition
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Cover of: Art and technics
Art and technics
1990, s.n.]
in French
Cover of: Art and technics.
Art and technics.
1966, Columbia University Press
in English
Cover of: Art and technics.
Art and technics.
1960, Columbia
in English
Cover of: Art and technics
Art and technics
1960, Columbia University Press
in English - Columbia Paperback ed.
Cover of: Art and technics.
Art and technics.
1952, Columbia University Press
in English
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Art and technics
1952, Oxford University Press
in English
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Art and technics
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Reprint of 1952 edition.

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Series
Bampton Lectures in America ; 4

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162 p. ; 21 cm.
Number of pages
162

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OL21347787M

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"AT THE BEGINNING of a series of lectures, it is perhaps well to establish some common point of agreement between the lecturer and his audience; and to ensure this I shall begin by making a flat observation: We live in an interesting age!"

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