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Chapter 6: Pauline Oliveros, Born Houston, Texas, 1932

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Ben Johnston
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Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2144

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Chapter 6: Pauline Oliveros, Born Houston, Texas, 1932. Chapter includes biographical information as well as B&W photographs of Pauline Oliveros. The majority of this photocopied text includes an interview with the artist.
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Chapter 6: Pauline Oliveros, Born Houston, Texas, 1932. Chapter includes biographical information as well as B&W photographs of Pauline Oliveros. The majority of this photocopied text includes an interview with the artist.

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