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Before and After the I-Bomb

Author
Thomas Sherman
Editor
Peggy Gale
Publisher
Banff Centre Press
Place
Alberta, Canada
ETC archive
ETC1124

Abstract

A collection of essays spanning three decades of thought and inquiry about art, culture and nature in the information era.
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Thomas Sherman. Before and After the I-Bomb. Banff Centre Press. 2002.

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ETC1124

A collection of essays spanning three decades of thought and inquiry about art, culture and nature in the information era.

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