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gave the winged sandals to Perseus.
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respectively McCloud (1993) and Hog
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draws on Burton, Horowitz, and Abel
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BIBLIOGRAPHYIn the process of makin
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Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly. Flow: The
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Fracasso, Alessio, Alfonso Caramazz
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Hatfield, Charles. 'M Art of Tensio
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Kosslyn, Stephen M. , William L. Th
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McCloud, Scott. Making Comics: Stor
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Pilcher, Helen. "How Flower Power P
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Steinhart, Peter. The Undressed Art
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Yarbus, Alfred L. Eye Movements and
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First ide a map for Unflattening, A
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