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This book claims to be one of those 'not absolutely dead things'. A talking book.
This book claims to be one of those 'not absolutely dead things'. A talking book.
It talks in the first person, about its birth in Cairo (1204), its author (Abd al-Latif ibn Yusuf ibn Muhammad ibn Ali) and its adventurous journey from Aleppo to the Bodleian library in Oxford. It is a manuscript recounting his story, he talks about himself being written 'I'm not the final copy' it mentions.
It talks in the first person, about its birth in Cairo (1204), its author (Abd al-Latif ibn Yusuf ibn Muhammad ibn Ali) and its adventurous journey from Aleppo to the Bodleian library in Oxford. It is a manuscript recounting its story, talking about itself being written: 'I'm not the final copy' it mentions.


=== Design as Art - Bruno Munari ===
=== Design as Art - Bruno Munari ===

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Ghost Writer - Tim Mackintosh-Smith

This book claims to be one of those 'not absolutely dead things'. A talking book. It talks in the first person, about its birth in Cairo (1204), its author (Abd al-Latif ibn Yusuf ibn Muhammad ibn Ali) and its adventurous journey from Aleppo to the Bodleian library in Oxford. It is a manuscript recounting its story, talking about itself being written: 'I'm not the final copy' it mentions.

Design as Art - Bruno Munari

useless machines, are they really machines? and what makes them become useless? differences between the status of art

Orality and Literacy - Walter J. Ong

Artificial Reality - Myron Krueger

Post Digital Publishing - Alessandro Ludovico

The medium is the Massage - Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore

Exercise de style - Raymond Queneau

http://www.arjandenooy.com/work/exercises-in-style/ This is a great example of reusing the method with photography!