Takala's interaction ranged over days, according to the four pages of reproduced texts in the catalogue.
The internet in this respect is not the end of print – or film, or recorded music, or television – but the latest and most powerful extension of an expansionary, viral logic that began when mechanically reproduced texts replaced handwritten manuscripts.
As designed by inventor Nick Sheridon, each bead could be oriented individually by an electric field to reproduce text or images.
If there is a clearinghouse for ex-boyfriend (or future ex-boyfriend) nostalgia materials it is Tumblr, with all of its vague slogans and 90s magazine scans and its poorly reproduced text-art.
Setting aside issues of copyright, the difficulty for users who wish to cite this book's contents will be the absolute requirement of locating all references to distinguish original from reproduced text.
Even after prints began to be made from woodcuts and stone engravings, rubbings remained the most common method of reproducing Confucian texts.
As shown in Figure 6, the contextual structure is Phenomenon Identification ^ +Factor1-n; Veel (1997) provides the text reproduced in Text 1 as an example.
We are reproducing the text of the letter below, with names and other identifying data redacted.
Here already we can recognize both Irigaray's unique style and her critical project, and the way these two features of her writing are imbricated and entangled with one another, propelling a distinctively mimetic method of reading, repeating, and reproducing the text, mirroring Freud's speculative discourse but also transforming and sabotaging its terms.
But a last-minute change, proposed last week by the Free Democratic Party, the junior partner in Ms. Merkel's government, allowed for the use of "individual words or the smallest excerpts of text" free, meaning that only those companies who reproduce full texts for commercial use will be required to compensate the news publishers.
