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]]> This book examines the multiple instances throughout history when there have been attempts to wipe out knowledge to maintain power. The text is handwritten with stamps and handbound using a Coptic stitch. Research was done using the book A Universal History of the Destruction of Books by Fernando Báez. ]]> Organik (Organization)]]> Vivarium]]> Marshall Weber, Christopher Wilde, Cheng Gu, Fernando Báez]]> ]]> ]]>
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]]> Dick and Jane textbooks that were popular in the 1940s and 50s. Those textbooks made white upper-middle-class suburbanites seem like the “typical” American family. In response, Sligh inserts pictures of children from her old neighborhood.]]> Clarissa T. Sligh]]> Vivarium]]> ]]>