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Noise to Signal Ratio: Critique de las Pre-Histoire Contemporaine

Author
Jean-Pierre Boyer
Publisher
unpublished
Place
Buffalo, New York
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ETC2946

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Jean-Pierre Boyer. Noise to Signal Ratio: Critique de las Pre-Histoire Contemporaine. unpublished. 1977.

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ETC2946

A paper delivered by Jean-Pierre Boyer at the Design/Electronic Arts Conference, Buffalo, NY, March 1977. Organized by Media Study Buffalo.

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