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No. 175
Winter 2021
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ISSN 0162-2870
EISSN 1536-013X
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NFTs, or The Readymade Reversed
David Joselit
October (2021) (175): 3–4.
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Our Names: An Open Letter to Asian Sisters
Pamela M. Lee
October (2021) (175): 5–8.
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Republic of Fakes: Art in the Service of Truth in Postwar France
Fredrik Rönnbäck
October (2021) (175): 9–25.
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Critique of Flowers: The Exigency of Life in the Era of Its Technical Reproducibility
Cassandra Xin Guan
October (2021) (175): 26–69.
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Nature, the Nonhuman, and the Critique of Representation in Dieter Roth's Biodegradable Work
Heiđa Björk Árnadóttir
October (2021) (175): 70–87.
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Art Writing and Allegory in the Anthropocene
Liz Linden, Susan Ballard
October (2021) (175): 88–108.
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On Epigenesis
Alexander Miller, Catherine Malabou, Emily Apter, Peter Szendy, Emanuela Bianchi ...
October (2021) (175): 109–144.
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