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multiplicity
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multiplicity noun many sidedness, multitudinous, numerousness, plurality


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Daniel Holguin of Multiplicities uses unusual materials to create objects that can be applied to any space, creating a wide range of spatial and optical effects.
However, just as genre theory has at last moved away from the rigid definitions of the 1970s toward a more fluid understanding of its semiotic, syntactic, and historical multiplicities (Altman; Gledhill; Grant; Moine; Codell), so too there is a growing awareness that generic identities should also be recognized within European film (Everett, "Mapping Iceland," "Between Here," "Leaving Home"; Tarr and Rollet; Laderman; Mazierska and Rascaroli; Wood).
The distinction to be made is not at all between exterior to interior, which are always relative, changing, and reversible, but between different types of multiplicities that coexist, interpenetrate, and change places--machines, cogs, motors, and elements that are set in motion at a given moment, forming an assemblage productive of statements.
 
 
 
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