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2023
What you will see on the following pages is my identity. There is nothing here for anyone who would like culture. There is none here. Art has, to a certain extent, been misconstrued to mean culture. Whether culture means to you as it does to me - a neatly combed head of hair, two feet above raw guts. This book contains Art, meaning not of the ordinary.
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What you will see on the following pages is my identity. There is nothing here for anyone who would like culture. There is none here. Art has, to a certain extent, been misconstrued to mean culture. Whether culture means to you as it does to me - a neatly combed head of hair, two feet above raw guts. This book contains Art, meaning not of the ordinary.
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2023
This describes the first years of Pearl's life (1889-1899) in the small town of Green Ridge, Missouri, including material on her family background and the community into which she was born.
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This describes the first years of Pearl's life (1889-1899) in the small town of Green Ridge, Missouri, including material on her family background and the community into which she was born.
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2019
This chapter offers a reimagining of Victor Burgin's projection piece Prairie and its political aesthetic. Using the specificity of Chicago as site and staging ground, the chapter deploys Roland Barthes' conceit of the ship Argo, 'each piece of which the Argonauts gradually replaced, so that they ended with an entirely new ship, without having to alter
Kristen Kreider, James O’Leary
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This chapter offers a reimagining of Victor Burgin's projection piece Prairie and its political aesthetic. Using the specificity of Chicago as site and staging ground, the chapter deploys Roland Barthes' conceit of the ship Argo, 'each piece of which the Argonauts gradually replaced, so that they ended with an entirely new ship, without having to alter
Kristen Kreider, James O’Leary
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Prairie Forestry From a Prairie Dweller's Viewpoint
Journal of Forestry, 1940Abstract The following article, prepared not by a forester but by a professor of geography, was unsolicited. With one possible exception most foresters familiar with prairie forestry problems would disagree but little with Professor Selke's statements.
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Prairie Dog Optimization Algorithm
Neural Computing and Applications, 2022Absalom E Ezugwu +2 more
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