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Issue 23 Fruits Fall 2006
Table of Contents
Columns
- Object Lesson / Abject Object
Celeste Olalquiaga
Out and down in Paris - Colors / Scarlet
Joshua Glenn
Our drug of sex and death - Ingestion / Talking Turkey
Jeffrey Kastner
Andrew F. Smith on the reluctant star of Thanksgiving - Inventory / F Is for Foley
Anne Walsh & Chris Kubick
The indexical majesty of the sound effects catalogue
- Virus Camp
Brian Dillon
The story of the Common Cold Unit - Letter Bombs
Christopher Turner
Gerhard Zucker's rocket post - Artist Project / As the Stars Go By
Anna Von Mertens - A Brief History of String
Sabrina Gschwandtner
From the eruv to the quipu - Why Things Don't Fall Down: An Interview with Robert Connelly
Margaret Wertheim and Robert Connelly
The forms and functions of tensegrity - The Beavers and the Bees
Irene Cheng
Intelligent design and the marvelous architecture of animals - To the Vector the Spoils
McKenzie Wark
Gaming outside The Cave™ - Feet of Genius
Christopher Turner
Einstein's cobbler complex
- Watch Out for the Top Banana
Larry Tye
Edward Bernays and the colonial adventures of the United Fruit Company - Fallen Fruit
Matias Viegener
Help yourself - Thoreau's Wild Fruits
Frances Richard
A philosopher among the huckleberries - Strange Fruit
Ellen Birrell
The Citrus bud mite as sculptor - It's a Fruit, Goddamn It!
Barry Sanders
The old man and the tomato - It's a Vegetable, Goddamn It!
Mr. Justice Gray
The 1893 US Supreme Court weighs in on the Great Tomato Controversy - Orange Crush
Kavior Moon
Three festivals - The King of Fruits
Fran Beauman
The pineapple and the aristocrat - Sweet Tart: An Interview with Adam Leith Gollner
Sina Najafi and Adam Leith Gollner
Conquering sourness with the miracle fruit - Fruits of the Whine
Mats Bigert
Sweden's pacifier trees
- Postcard
Francis Darwin - Bookmark
Jessica Green
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