Entire project, single PDF: Technologies of Wonder complete (434.3 MB)
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Table of Contents |
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| Cover.pdf (339 KB) |
Cover |
| TOC.pdf (343 KB) |
Table of Contents |
| Acknowledgements.pdf (249 KB) |
Acknowledgements |
| Preface.pdf (2.0 MB) |
Preface |
| Chapter1.pdf (61.0 MB) |
1. Reading Pictures, Seeing Words |
| Chapter2.pdf (84.3 MB) |
2. (Re)Vision & Remediation |
| Chapter3.pdf (93.4 MB) |
3. Embodiment by Design |
| Chapter4.pdf (68.0 MB) |
4. Visual Arrangement as Inquiry |
| Chapter5.pdf (126.9 MB) |
5. Media Machines, Devices of Wonder |
| References.pdf (857 KB) |
References |
| AuthorBio.pdf (206 KB) |
About the Author |
Entire project, single PDF: Technologies of Wonder complete (434.3 MB)
Important Note: To read this project, you must use Adobe Reader 9.0 or later and Flash Player 11 or later. Both Adobe Reader and Flash Player may be downloaded here (free download).
These chapters contain images and video content and may take some time to download. Expect up to 30 minutes for large chapters, longer for the entire project.
DESIGN
Book and cover design: Susan H. Delagrange
Cover images: René Descartes, The Pineal Gland, 1664; Norman Criddle, Rhizomatic Quack Grass, 1906; Borahnes, wonder...wonder, 2007; Bryan Costin, Canon VT Rangefinder, 2008.
ISBN 978-0-87421-871-8
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