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The four-teen-chapter book has very much the feel of a compilation of reflections from a semester seminar Rosen has given several times, interlarded with his musings about what is wrong with the Straussian reading. Afonso also built installations where the layers of images were interlarded with mirrors, achieving a multiplicative effect with that multifaceted history constituted by layers of time and forms. We have all read about the Soviet invasion, the Mujahideen resistance, the Taliban, the destruction of the giant Buddhas and Osama bin Laden, but the information has been interlarded with long intervals of silence. |
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