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... 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 UNE MACHINE À PENSER Carlo Ginzburg An engine that helps you to think; an engine to think with, to think about. But what else, one could ask, are research libraries for? May we say that there is some- thing special about the Warburg Library? I I...

...Jeffrey Kallberg When we view Chopin's later works in the context of his biography, we find a conjunction of real-life machines (trains, the telegraph), mimetic mechanical music (music boxes), and prolific textual variants. Particularly fascinating are several late pieces that feature canons...

... before he started thinking about the evolution of life. One early idea was to deny the difference between the living and the mechanical. This argument appears in “Darwin among the Machines,” which Butler published in a Christchurch newspaper, then expanded in “Lucubratio Ebria” written for the same paper...

...- anthropic.3 It is for this reason that Thomas Bernhard made Glenn Gould an unhuman Übermensch — an “art machine” driven by “music-misanthropy” — in 1.  Valentine de Saint-Point, Manifeste de la femme futur­ ano De Maria, vol. 2 of Opere di F. T. Marinetti (Milan: iste, suivi de Manifeste futuriste...

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... - Trilling • Peace by Other Means: Part 6 291 that have since troubled the world, especially the inge the especially world, the troubled since have that machines ofthe some invented they that unlikely not is .It ones. clever many make they but things, beautiful...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

... be translated into an explicit inference never was conceptual, rational, intelligent, sapient. Brutes might have done it. Or machines. I wonder if Brandom will ever turn his mind to poetics. Practically nothing in a poem can be “made explicit” in his sense...

...? You mean, the Flat Earthers?” There is a distinction, I reminded him, between science and technology, and the Luddites had no problem, qua Luddites, with modern science. They objected to a few machines that were ruining their lives as artisans in the English textile industry. I could have added...

... with the reduction of physiology to action-and-reaction chains. He argued that the animal-as-machine, the model that lies behind behaviorism, cannot be the starting point of biology. The relation between cause and effect in a machine is direct: the wings of a windmill, say, transfer their movement to a cog even...

... are 10.1215/0961754X-2818189 This book proceeds for the most part like a verbal snow machine, spatter snow machine, averbal like part most forthe proceeds book This obviously...

... are 10.1215/0961754X-2818189 This book proceeds for the most part like a verbal snow machine, spatter snow machine, averbal like part most forthe proceeds book This obviously...