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TABLE OF CONTENTSNew Aesthetic New
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1. AESTHETIC TURNSA month before th
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INTRODUCTION3. INTRODUCTION4. NEW A
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This is followed by a series of ref
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Jumping from the medium of the scre
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Page 29 and 30: NET EFFECTSThe new aesthetic episod
Page 31: CURATORIAL READINGS5. A BLOGPOST AS
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Page 44: IRRUPTIONS8. THE NEW AESTHETIC AS R
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