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Rice University Press is pleased to announce the publication of “Version 0.8” of Ars Synthetica: Designs for Human Practice, by Paul Rabinow and Gaymon Bennett. This preliminary version of Ars Synthetica is appearing on our Connexions platform, where it will reside until March 2009, while the authors link to and invite comment about their work at On the Assembly of Things. All feedback employed in moving Ars Synthetica 0.8 to final form will be fully acknowledged and detailed.
Forthcoming from Rice University Press in April 2009: The New York Etching Club Minutes, annotated and introduced by Stephen
A. Fredericks. As featured in LINEA: Journal of the Art Students League of New York.
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