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Issue 29 Sloth Spring 2008
Table of Contents
Columns
- Inventory / Index for Der Räuber
Helen Mirra
Possibility, as silently purring - Ingestion / Hexed House
Mark Morris
Nibble, nibble - A Minor History Of / Time without Clocks
Joshua Foer
Do tell - Colors / Opal
Emily Roysdon
Lose color, lose gem
- Hydropolis
Brian Dillon
Testing the waters - The Origins of Cybex Space
Carolyn de la Peña
Gustav Zander’s amazing gymnastic devices - Artist Project / Moscow Drawing
Dan Perjovschi - The Writing of Stones
Marina Warner
Roger Caillois's imaginary logic - The Imaginary Engineer
Kris Lee
Karl Hans Janke's flights of fancy - Reversing the Regular Order of Nature: An Interview with Emilie Clark
Frances Richard and Emilie Clark
Mary Ward, Mary Treat, Martha Maxwell, and the place of the female naturalist in nineteenth-century science - Artist Proect / Wear Them All
San Keller - Building a Better Snowflake: An Interview with Kenneth Libbrecht
Margaret Wertheim and Kenneth Libbrecht
Something in the air - The Game of War: An Overview
Alexander R. Galloway
Chess with networks - The Game of War: Debord as Strategist
McKenzie Wark
Occupation, evacuation, contestation
- The Young and the Restless
Daniel Rosenberg
A history of busy idleness - Vasectomania, and Other Cures for Sloth
Christopher Turner
Better living through monkey glands - The Recline of Western Civilization
Laura Nahmias and Nicholas Nauman
The story of the remote control - Fatigued
Marina van Zuylen
Philosophies of fatigue - Artist Project / Sloth Index
William Justice - Far Niente: An Interview with Pierre Saint-Amand
Sina Najafi and Pierre Saint-Amand
Laziness and the enlightenment - Fast, Trusted, Proven?
Toward a CliffsNotes™ for the Sloth section
- Postcard / Sleep-Learning
- Bookmark / Untitled
Joe Devlin
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