Bit By Bit - Introduction - 1.4 de hoc Lemma

Bit By Bit: Social Research in the Digital Age

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1 Introduction
2 operibus servantes,
3 interrogantem
4 experimenta Cursor
5 Mass cooperatio
6 Ethic
7 futura
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1.4 de hoc Lemma

1.4.1 Readymades et Custommades
1.4.2 in simplicitate complexionem
1.4.3 ubique Ethic

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