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Regenerative Culture (Pt. 3/5)

By Eduardo Navas on April 20, 2016

By Eduardo Navas on 20 April 2016 in ACADEMIC

Nothing is original, just unique to the moment in which it is experienced. In the third part of his essay, Eduardo Navas analyzes Adornos book Minima Moralia and shows that even his idiosyncratic writing is built from samples.

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