Object to be Destroyed: an excess of interpretation Ian Andrews 1994 New York, 1922. The Dada painter and photographer, Man Ray, in an effort to attain some structure to his painting, has the idea of placing a metronome

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Date: 2007-09-28 00:06:17 German idealism Philosophy of sexuality Eye Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Mystics Georges Bataille Object to Be Destroyed Evil eye Deconstruction Philosophy Continental philosophy Philosophers of education		Object to be Destroyed: an excess of interpretation Ian Andrews 1994 New York, 1922. The Dada painter and photographer, Man Ray, in an effort to attain some structure to his painting, has the idea of placing a metronome Add to Reading List Source URL: ian-andrews.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 106,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

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