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In this light, the putative equidistance between panel and "caption," far from predictable and stable, is entirely up for negotiation. Civil society's theoretical equidistance between state and market is both a source of its conceptual strength and a subject of dispute. Scudding across the sky at twilight are streaks of cottony clouds whose luminous diagonals throw off the photograph's inert, foursquare arrangement, disturbing the flattened cube of space that it carves out, unbalancing the equidistance of its horizon from the top and bottom of the photographic cell, breaking the spell of its motionlessness with the trace of movement. |
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