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No. 29
Fall 2007
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ISSN 1526-3819
EISSN 1536-0105
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New German Media Theory

Contributors
Grey Room (2007) (29): 4–5.
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Editor's Introduction: “There Are No Media”
Eva Horn
Grey Room (2007) (29): 6–13.
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Becoming-media: Galileo's Telescope
Joseph Vogl
Grey Room (2007) (29): 14–25.
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Cacography or Communication? Cultural Techniques in German Media Studies
Bernhard Siegert
Grey Room (2007) (29): 26–47.
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The Body as Medium: Nineteenth-Century European Hygiene Discourse
Philipp Sarasin
Grey Room (2007) (29): 48–65.
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The Tears of Photography
Herta Wolf
Grey Room (2007) (29): 66–89.
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Computer Juridisms
Cornelia Vismann, Markus Krajewski
Grey Room (2007) (29): 90–109.
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“Hollerith ‘Feathered Crystal’”: Art, Science, and Computing in the Era of Cybernetics
Claus Pias
Grey Room (2007) (29): 110–134.
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