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A PUBLIC SPACE

No. 32

When we alter a component of our perceptions, what becomes of us in not seeking readjustment?

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Table of Contents

 
No. 32
 

Project

Insertions In Ideological Circuits

Cildo Meireles

 

Fiction

A Short Tractate On Fine Art

Translated from the Bulgarian by Izidora Angel

Yordanka Beleva

 

Survey

Atlantic City

Jack Boucher

 

Poetry

Voyage

James Shea

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