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 00_BenjaminToThePlanetarium.pdf Benjamin, Walter Planterium, Antiquity, Cosmos, Technology Technologies effect on our relationship with the 'natural' world. Suhrkamp 1/1/1928 Text .pdf One-Way Street. Gesammelte Schriften English
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 00_CPNH_Lesson_InstructionsForNaturalistsOnVoyagesOfExploration_Carl_Linnaeus.pdf Linnaeus, Carl Instructions for Naturalists The main points to which anyone who intends to visit foreign countries should pay attention." 'anyone' in this case meaning anyone male and western european. Text seems anxious that travel be regarded as something useful to society. "No day without at least some work. Uppsala 1759 Text .pdf English
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 00_Haraway_WhenSpeciesMeet.pdf Haraway, Donna J. Human, Animal, Pets, Domestication "Donna J. Haraway contemplates the interactions of humans with many kinds of critters, especially with those called domestic...Haraway develops the idea of companion species, those who meet and break bread together but not without some indigestion." University of Minnesota Press 1/1/2008 Text .pdf English
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 00_Nancy_TheMuses_TheVestigeofArt.pdf Nancy, Jean-Luc Philosophy, Art, Muses, The fifth essay titled 'The Vestiges' from a collection of five titled 'The Muses': A set of philosophical reflections on art and aesthetics. From the caves of Lascaux to Caravaggio's Death of the Virgin to the postmodern question of the marketplace and the 'end' of art, Nancy masterfully explicates the threshold role art plays in the philosophical distinctions between the sensory and the sensible, life and death, presentation and representation. Art is also compellingly shown to be the foundational category for any concept of religion, technology, or even 'humanity.'" Stanford University Press 1/1/1996 Text .pdf English
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 00_Serres_TheNaturalContract.pdf Serres, Michel Science, Modernity, Natural Order, Natural Contract "Tracing the ancient beginnings of modernity, Serres examines the origins and possibilities of a natural contract through an extended meditation on the contractual foundations of law and science. By invoking a nonhuman, physical world, Serres asserts, science frees us from the oppressive confines of a purely social existence, but threatens to become a totalitarian order in its own right. The new legislator of the natural contract must bring science and law into balance." University of Michigan Press 1/1/1995 Text .pdf English
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 00_Stengers_MattersofCosmopolitics_ArchitectureintheAnthropocene_171-82.pdf Stengers, Isabelle Gaïa, Anthropocene, Deleuze Research regarding the significance and consequence of anthropogenic transformations of the earth’s land, oceans, biosphere and climate have demonstrated that, from a wide variety of perspectives, it is very likely that humans have initiated a new geological epoch, their own. Open Humanities Press Davis, Heather & Turpin, Etienne 1/1/2013 Text .pdf Architecture of the Anthropocene English
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 00_Temporary+TravelingExhibitions-UNESCO_1963.pdf Unesco Museums, Monuments, Exhibitions, Science, Art A manual (of sorts) to assist with the problems of museums developing from private to public (funding) and how to move from primarily permanent collections to temporary and travelling exhibitions. Unesco DAIFUKU , Hiroshi; JAFFE , Hans L. C.; MORLEY , Grace McCann L.; OSBORN , Elodie Courier; WITTEBORG , Lothar P. 1/1/1963 .pdf English
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 00_Tsing_AFeministApproachtotheAnthropocene_EarthStalkedbyMan.mp3 Tsing, Anna Lowenhaupt A Feminist Approach to the Anthropocene 1 hour long lecture on feminist approachs to the antropocene which "explores the awkward relations between what one might call “machines of replication”—those simplified ecologies, such as plantations, in which life worlds are remade as future assets—and the vernacular histories in which such machines erupt in all their particularity and go feral in counter-intentional forms." Barnard Center of Research on Women 11/10/2015 Lecture .mp3 English
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 01_Bourgey_AnatomiedelHomme_vol4.pdf Bourgery, Jean Baptiste Marc Anatomy of Man "Atlas" of the anatomy of man with highly detailed colour illustrations of organs and muscular structures. digital stamp of University Bibliothek Heidelberg Jacob, Nicolas Henri (illustrator) 1839
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 01_Bourgey_AnatomiedelHomme_vol5.pdf Bourgery, Jean Baptiste Marc Anatomy of Man "Atlas" of the anatomy of man with highly detailed colour illustrations of organs and muscular structures. digital stamp of University Bibliothek Heidelberg Jacob, Nicolas Henri (illustrator) 1839
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 01_CPNH_Organ_AreYouMindControlled.pdf Roberts, Sandy Mind Control, Radio, Conspiracy, Big Brother News letter conspiring about tyrannical secretive silent radio mind control technology 1/24/2003 Text .pdf English
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 01_DeleuzeGuattari_HowDoYouMakeYourselfABodyWithoutOrgans_AThousandPlateaus_149-66.pdf Deleuze, Gilles & Guattari, Felix Body, Organs, Spinoza How Do You Makes Yourself A Body Without Organs?: "Considerations on how our bodies immediately control the way we experience the world around us and shape our desires. Through pleasure, pain, and the acquisition of knowledge, we receive and transmit information through a series of organized systems that make up our organs which then make up our bodies. In this chapter, Deleuze and Guattari ask us to consider in what ways are have our experiences been confined to this unidirectional interaction, and how can the functionality of our bodies be used as an analog for the way in which we make our decisions and our judgements. Is it possible to free ourselves of our organs, or to free ourselves from the limitations of the body and the senses in which we experience our environments?" University of Minnesota Press 1/1/1987 Text .pdf A Thousand Plateaus English
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 01_ElizabethKolbert_TheSixthExtinction2013_TheRhinoGetsAnUltrasound_217-35.pdf Kolbert, Elizabeth Zoo, Conservation Science, Anthropocene, Extinction "In the book, Kolbert chronicles previous mass extinction events, and compares them to the accelerated, widespread extinctions during our present time." Henry Holt & Company 1/1/2014 Text .pdf excerpt chapter from The Sixth Extinction English
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 01_Haraway_Donna_A_Cyborg_Manifesto.pdf Haraway, Donna Cyborg, Feminism, Nature Simians, Cyborgs and Women : The Reinvention of Nature "This chapter is an effort to build an ironic political myth faithful to feminism, socialism, and materialism." .... "By providing an escape from rigid dualisms, the cyborg exists in a post-gender world, and as such holds immense possibilities for modern feminists." Routledge 1/1/1991 Text .pdf A Cyborg Manifesto English
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 01_NatashaMyers_Introduction_RenderingLifeMolecular.pdf Myers, Natasha Body, Moleculars, Protein Modeling, Science, Imagination Myers takes us into protein modeling laboratories and classrooms, tracking how gesture, affect, imagination, and intuition shape practices of objectivity. Asking, ‘What is life becoming in modelers' hands?’ she tunes into the ways they animate molecules through their moving bodies and other media. In the process she amplifies an otherwise muted liveliness inflecting mechanistic accounts of the stuff of life." Duke University Press 1/1/2015 Text .pdf English
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 01_Zedd&Sprinkle_WarisMenstrualEnvy_1992.iphone.mp4 Zedd, Nick low budget sci-fi-psychedlic-greenscreen-erotica film Iconoclastic underground filmmaker Nick Zedd directed and starred in this visually brutal tale, in which a collection of short vignettes eventually cohere into a larger narrative. Set in a post-apocalyptic future, the story finds a handful of ragged survivors attempting to communicate with dolphins, while another cadre of survivors have made it their crusade to destroy all the world's religions. Meanwhile, mutilation, bizarre sex, and deformity are among the commonplace horrors which dominate the arid landscape. Sprinkle, Annie 1992 Film .mp4 English
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 02_Anon_MemoireInstructif_BirdTaxidermy_1758.pdf anonymous Bird Taxidermy Illustrated book instructing one on how to stuff and preserve birds. published in Lyon 1758 Text .pdf French
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 02_bourgey1839bd6_2_MedicalEquipment-Application.pdf Bourgery, Jean Baptiste Marc Anatomy of Man "Atlas" of the anatomy of man with highly detailed colour illustrations of organs and muscular structures. digital stamp of University Bibliothek Heidelberg Jacob, Nicolas Henri (illustrator) 1839
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 02_Bowker_Star_SortingThingsOut-ClassificationandItsConsequences.pdf BOWKER, C Geoffrey & STAR, Susan Leigh Classifcation, Infrastructure, "Sorting Things Out has a moral agenda, for each standard and category valorizes some point of view and silences another. Standards and classifications produce advantage or suffering. Jobs are made and lost; some regions benefit at the expense of others. How these choices are made and how we think about that process are at the moral and political core of this work. The book is an important empirical source for understanding the building of information infrastructures." MIT Press 1/1/2000 Text .pdf English
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 02_CPNH_Apparatus_for_Rhesus_Monkey.pdf MCMILLAN, Grant R. & ENLOE, Linda J. manual, training, monkey, medical research, aerospace An evaluation of three techniques for training Rhesus monkeys to perform a visual compensatory tracking task. Systems Research Laboratories Inc. 1/1/1974 Text .pdf English
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 02_DeleuzeGuattari_ApparatusOfCapture_AThousandPlateaus_424-73.pdf Deleuze, Gilles & Guattari, Felix Capture, People, Territory, War-Machine States understood as mechanism of capture. As in taxation. As in territorialization. As in war. Relationships between different forms of society from the nomadic to metropolitan via the consideration of Land (as opposed to Territory), Work (as opposed to Activity) and Money (as opposed to Exchange). Dash of Marx. Pinch of Foucault. University of Minnesota Press 1/1/1987 Text .pdf 13th chapter from A Thousand Plateaus English
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 02_Irigaray_SpeculumoftheOtherWoman.pdf IRIGARAY, Luce psychoanalysis, science, patriarchy, feminism Women as Science's Unknown "...meditative, widely ranging, and freely associational essays, concerned with an aspect of the history of Western philosophy in its relation to woman, in which Irigaray explores woman's essential difference from man." Cornell University Press 5/10/1985 Text .pdf English
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 02_Latour_LaboratoryLife.pdf LATOUR, Bruno & WOOLGAR, Steve science, labratory, experiment, construction of facts "...presents laboratory science in a deliberately skeptical way: as an anthropological approach to the culture of the scientist. Drawing on recent work in literary criticism, the authors study how the social world of the laboratory produces papers and other "texts,"' and how the scientific vision of reality becomes that set of statements considered, for the time being, too expensive to change." Princeton University Press 1/1/1986 Text .pdf English
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 02_PhilipKDick_DoAndroidsDreamofElectricSheep.pdf DICK, Phillip K. dystopia, detective novel, blade runner, android, sheep Dystopian sci-fi pulp fiction. bounty-hunter tasked with tracking down group of escapee human-androids. Novel which inspired Blade Runner. Novel's peculiar side story (ignored by film) concerns how animals in their rarity have become status symbols. Real animals cost vastly more than android animals and are thus have much high status but its impossible to tell the difference and everyone lies about having/ is jealous of real animals. Doubleday 1/1/1968 Text .pdf English
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 03_AnimalProsecutionChronology.pdf anonymous List of Animal prosecutions Chronological list of excommunications and prosecutions of animals from the 9th to the 19th century Text .pdf English
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 03_Bowker_MemoryPracticesInTheSciences_DatabasingTheWorld-BiodiversityAndThe2000s_107-36.pdf BOWKER, C Geoffrey Memory, Database, Information Technology "In Memory Practices in the Sciences Bowker looks at three "memory epochs" of the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries and their particular reconstructions and reconfigurations of scientific knowledge." MIT Press 2/1/2008 Text .pdf English
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 03_Coen_TheEarthquakeObservers.pdf COHEN, Deborah R. Earthquakes, Research, Citizen-Observers, Scientists, Seismology, Citizen Science, Natural Disaster "In The Earthquake Observers, Deborah R. Coen acquaints readers not only with the century’s most eloquent seismic commentators, but also with countless other citizen-observers, many of whom were women. Coen explains how observing networks transformed an instant of panic and confusion into a field for scientific research, turning earthquakes into natural experiments at the nexus of the physical and human sciences. Seismology abandoned this project of citizen science with the introduction of the Richter Scale in the 1930s, only to revive it in the twenty-first century in the face of new hazards and uncertainties. The Earthquake Observers tells the history of this interrupted dialogue between scientists and citizens about living with environmental risk." University of Chicago Press 1/1/2013 Text .pdf English
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 03_CPNH_Report_SterilizationInDelaware1926.pdf The Delaware State Board of Charities Eugenics, Sterilization, Foster Children, Disability, A report on eugenics in Delaware. Firstly on the policy of "importing" only the "best" foster children into Delaware. Followed by sections on the "Sterilization of Mental Defectives": with mention of previous cases with children with which the Board responded by implementing a "sterilization law". Followed by tables detailing the sterilization operations that were carried out. The Delaware State Board of Charities 1/1/1926 Text .pdf English
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 03_ExecutionOfaSow_1906.png MANGIN, Arthur Animal, Trial, Execution The scan seems to come from a book by EVANS, E.P. titled Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals and published in 1906. The illustration, by Arthur Mangin, "is based on a fresco which once adorned the west wall of the Holy Trinity Church in Falaise, France. That fresco was painted-over, in 1820, but the drawing was created based on input from eyewitnesses who had seen the fresco." ... "There exists a receipt for January 9, 1386, in which the executioner of Falaise, France, acknowledges payment of ten sous and ten deniers for his efforts and salary for having dragged and then hanged at the [place of] Justice in Falaise a sow of approximately three years of age who had eaten the face of the child of Jonnet le Macon..."

 E.P Dutton 1/1/1906 Image .png The Criminal Prosecution and Capital Punishment of Animals English
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 03_Kafka_AReportforanAcademy.mp4 Kafka, Franz audiobook of short story Short story about an ape named Red Peter, who has learned to behave like a human, presents to an academy the story of how he effected his transformation. 1917 audio .mp4 English
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 03_MiklouhoMaclay_TravelstoNewGuinea.pdf MIKLOUHO-MACLAY, Nikolai Ethnology, New Guinea, Russia Diaries, Letters, Documents of Nikolai Miklouho-Maclay a Russian Ethnologist while he lived with locals of New Guinea for two and a half years. Progress Publishers 1/1/1982 Text .pdf English
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 03_Peale_1806.jpeg Peale, Charles Willson oil painting titled The Exhumation of the Mastodon is the site of an 1801 exhumation of a mastodon which became "the world's first fully articulated prehistoric skeleton" 1806 Image .jpeg
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 04_Bourgey_L'AnatomiedelHomme_vol8.pdf Bourgery, Jean Baptiste Marc Anatomy of Man "Atlas" of the anatomy of man with highly detailed colour illustrations of organs and muscular structures. digital stamp of University Bibliothek Heidelberg Jacob, Nicolas Henri (illustrator) 1839
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 04_CPNH_AnatomyComparitive_MouseNewsLetter_No.23_July1960.pdf LYON, Mary F. Mouse, Research, Mutation, Laboratory Animals Research News Letter on the subject of experimentations on laboratory mice. Details of mutated genes and the mutant stocks of various research institutions. 7/1/1960 Text .pdf English
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 04_Davis_ToxicProgenyAndOtherQueerFutues.pdf DAVIS, Heather Environment, Plastic, Pollution, Queer Essay about the environmental and cultural consequences of plastic in specific relation to queer identity. State University of New York Press 1/1/2015 Text .pdf Philosophia: A Journal of Continental Feminism English
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 04_Gerrard_CornBomb.pdf GERRARD, John & MORRIS, Michael A. Corn, Nitrogen, History A Short History of Nitrogen 1660–2008 RHA Projects 6/7/2009 Text .pdf English
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 04_KatherinePark_SecretsOfWomen2006_TheEmpireOfAnatomy_207-59.pdf PARK, Katherine History of anatomy, female body Study of women's bodies and men's attempts to know them in the Middle Age through dissection, demonstrates the centrality of gender to the development of early modern anatomy. Zone Books 26/03/2010 Text .pdf English
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 04_Pseudo-Galen_Anatomia.pdf Pseudo-Galen History of anatomy Anatomical treaty from Mid 15th Century, written in a larger clear gothic hands Text .pdf Wellcome Library English
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 04_Visvanathan_FromtheAnnalsoftheLaboratoryState.pdf VISVANATHAN, Shiv violence, science, modernity On the nature of violence in modernity, progress as a mandate for violence, the scientific experiment as mode of violence Alternatives 1/1/1987 Text .pdf English
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 05_Brecht_DasExperiment.pdf BRECHT, Bertolt Short story opening with the story of Francis Bacon's ("father of empiricism") imprisonment Verlag Gebrüder Weiß 1/1/1949 Text .pdf Kalendergeschichten German
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 05_ConanDoyle_TheLostWorld.mp3 Doyle, Arthur Conan fantasy natural history expedition audiobook of novel about an expedition to a plateau in the Amazon basin of South America where prehistoric animals (dinosaurs and other extinct creatures) still survive. Libravox (Public Domain 1912 audio .mp3 English
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 05_CPNH_Professor_Letter_from_Roswell_Johnson_1-4-16.pdf JOHNSON, Roswell letter, eugenics, birth control Letter concerning specific approaches to eugenics. 1/4/1916 Text .pdf English
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 05_DeleuzeGuattari_TheGeologiesOfMorals_AThousandPlateaus_39-74.pdf Deleuze, Gilles & Guattari, Felix The planet is a body without organs and God is a lobster (a double bind). From a series of essays addressing war and death, territoriality and the anthropology of groups, model theory, and psychosis. University of Minnesota Press 1/1/1987 Text .pdf English
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 05_Rizal_NoliMeTangere.pdf RIZAL, Jose Colonisim, Corruption, Philippines, Semi-autobiographical account of Philippine society during its days as a Spanish colony Penguin Books 1/1/2006 Text .pdf English
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 05_Tsing_Frictions_ThisIslandBorneo.pdf TSING, Anna Lowenhaupt Environmentalism, Biodiversity, Rainforest Anna Tsing here develops friction in its place as a metaphor for the diverse and conflicting social interactions that make up our contemporary world.

She focuses on one particular "zone of awkward engagement"--the rainforests of Indonesia--where in the 1980s and the 1990s capitalist interests increasingly reshaped the landscape not so much through corporate design as through awkward chains of legal and illegal entrepreneurs that wrested the land from previous claimants, creating resources for distant markets. In response, environmental movements arose to defend the rainforests and the communities of people who live in them.		 Princeton University Press 1/1/2005 Text .pdf English
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 06_Burnett_MastersoftheUniverse.pdf BURNETT, Graham D. & SOLOMON, Jonathan D. Interview/ Conversation in praise of models as a mode of thinking. Princeton Architectural Press 3/1/2008 Text .pdf English
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 06_CPNH_ModelCosmological_Immortalist_V37N5-6001.pdf Cryonics Institute/Immortalist Society Cryonics, Immortality, Freezing 'Cryonics Institute/Immortallist Society' Magazine answering the question: "Why Should I Join the Cryonics Institute?" inc. information about similar institutes worldwide and the financial costs of immortality. Cryonics Institute/Immortalist Society 5/1/2005 Text .pdf English
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 06_Kohn_HowForestsThink.pdf KOHN, Eduardo Forest, Anthropology, Ecosystem "Eduardo Kohn challenges the very foundations of anthropology, calling into question our central assumptions about what it means to be human—and thus distinct from all other life forms. Based on four years of fieldwork among the Runa of Ecuador’s Upper Amazon, Eduardo Kohn draws on his rich ethnography to explore how Amazonians interact with the many creatures that inhabit one of the world’s most complex ecosystems. " University of California Press 8/1/2013 .pdf English
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 06_KopenawaAlbert_TheFallingSky.pdf KOPENAWA, Davi & ALBERT, Bruce Shaman, Amazon Forest, Geopolitics "The Falling Sky is a remarkable first-person account of the life story and cosmo-ecological thought of Davi Kopenawa, shaman and spokesman for the Yanomami of the Brazilian Amazon. Representing a people whose very existence is in jeopardy, Davi Kopenawa paints an unforgettable picture of Yanomami culture, past and present, in the heart of the rainforest—a world where ancient indigenous knowledge and shamanic traditions cope with the global geopolitics of an insatiable natural resources extraction industry." the belknap press of harvard university press 11/1/2013 Text .pdf English
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 06_Kovitz_PigCityModelFarm.pdf KOVITZ, Rob Pigs, Porkies A faux-handbook (sort of) about the architecture and agriculture of pig farming. Treyf Books 1/1/2014 Text .pdf English
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 06_Merian_Metamorphosis.pdf ETHERIDGE, Kay Natural History Essay on the importance of Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717) in the development of natural history. Elsevier 3/1/2011 Text .pdf English
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 06_X_Nebra_sky_disc_recto.jpg anonymous Nebra Sky Disk a bronze disk of around 30 cm diameter and a weight of 2.2 kg, with a blue-green patina and inlaid with gold symbols. the oldest concrete depiction of the cosmos worldwide. c. 1600 BC Image .jpg
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 07_Armand_de_Montlezun_1841-1914_Bacalum-WalrusPenisBone-LargestInTheWorld_Morse_Museum of Toulouse.jpg Montlezun, Armand de WalrusPenisBone "largest in the world" from collection of Armand de Montlezun Museum of Toulouse Image .jpg
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 07_bourgey1831bd1_2_HumanSkeleton.pdf Bourgery, Jean Baptiste Marc Anatomy of Man "Atlas" of the anatomy of man with highly detailed colour illustrations of organs and muscular structures. digital stamp of University Bibliothek Heidelberg Jacob, Nicolas Henri (illustrator) 1839
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 07_Caillois_TheWritingofStones.pdf CAILLOIS, Roger Geology, Stones, Aesthetics, Coincidence Curious cuts of stones and crystals in which recognisable images are shown (a bird on a branch or a desert landscape, for example), and how stones "like us, stand at the intersections of countless lines crossing one another and receding to infinity at the center of a field of forces to unpredictable to be measured; and we awkwardly call the result chance, hazard, fate."

University Press of Virginia 1/1/1985 Text .pdf English
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 07_Cioran_TheNewGods_Paleontology.pdf CIORAN, E. M. Museum, "The New Gods explores humanity’s attachment to gods, death, fear, and infirmity, in essays that vary widely in form and approach. In “Paleontology” Cioran describes a visit to a museum, finding the relatively pedestrian destination rife with decay, death, and human weakness." University of Chicago Press 1/1/1974 Text .pdf English
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 07_CPNH_Bone_ReliquaryforCoSResistors.pdf Hubbard, L Roe front and rear images of calibration resistors "the hubbard e. meter is a religious artifact developed for the exclusive use of ordained minister and theological students" for help with assisting the relief of spiritual suffering The Church of Scientology of California 1978 Image .pdf English
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 07_Cuvier_Memoiresdel'InstitutdeSciencesetArts_1800.pdf Cuvier, Georges Memoirs of the French Institute of Nature Science (?) 1800 Text .pdf French
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 07_Cuvier_RecherchessurlesOssemensFossilesdeQuadrupedes_1812.pdf Cuvier, Georges book on fossils 1812 Text .pdf French
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 07_Delanda_AThousandYearsofNonlinearHistory.pdf LANDA, Manuel De "De Landa attacks three domains that have given shape to human societies: economics, biology, and linguistics. In every case, what one sees is the self-directed processes of matter and energy interacting with the whim and will of human history itself to form a panoramic vision of the West free of rigid teleology and naive notions of progress, and even more important, free of any deterministic source of its urban, institutional, and technological forms. Rather, the source of all concrete forms in the West's history are shown to derive from internal morphogenetic capabilities that lie within the flow of matter-energy itself." Zone Books 1/1/2000 Text .pdf English
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 07_Hegel_PhenomenologyofSpirit_Reason.pdf HEGEL, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich "study of the stages in the mind's necessary progress from immediate sense-consciousness to the position of a scientific philosophy" Oxford University Press 1/1/1977 Text .pdf English
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 07_Kaufman_TheMineralogyofBeing.pdf KAUFMAN, Eleanor Human/Inhuman, Anthropocene Essaying exploring whether it is "possible to imagine an ontology of the non-living" following Jean-Luc Nancy's term “mineralogy of being” " Open Humanities Press 1/1/2013 .pdf Architecture of the Anthropocene English
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 07_Leibniz_Unicorn_Protogaea_1669_101-3.pdf Leibniz, Gottfried work on geology and natural history Protogaea is a history of the Earth written in conjectural terms; it was composed by Leibniz in the period 1691 to 1693 University of Chicago Press 2008 Text .pdf English
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 08_CPNH_Table_for_Canary_Scoring.pdf anonymous canary song Guidelines and table for judging and scoring canary birdsong Text .pdf English
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 08_Daston_TypeSpecimensandScientificHistory_2004.pdf DASTON, Lorraine Essay on Type Specimens and Scientific Memory University of Chicago Press 1/1/2004 .pdf English
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 08_Diderot_SystemofNature_1835.pdf Baron D'Holbach philosophy and natural history "Laws of the Moral and Physical World" most notoriously the book explicitly denies the existance of God G. W. & A. J Matsell with Notes by Denis Diderot 1835 Text .pdf English
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 08_Fig02_Gessner_Pandectum_1549.jpeg anonymous order system Some kind ordering of disciplines of study 1549 Text .pdf Latin
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 08_Foucault_TheOrderofThings.pdf FOUCAULT, Michel "Foucault endeavours to excavate the origins of the human sciences, particularly but not exclusively psychology and sociology, circling inevitable bias of priority or access when 'ordering' something. Routledge Classics 1/1/2002 Text .pdf English
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 08_Haeckel_KunstformenderNatur_bw.pdf HAECKEL, Ernst Intricate illustrations of natural forms which are regarded today more for their aesthetic appeal than as scientific evidence. Leipzig und Wien. Verlag des Bibliographichen Instituts 1/1/1899 Image & Text .pdf German
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 08_Kulper_EncounteringtheList.pdf KULPER, Amy Catania Archive, Architecture, Taxonomy, Narrative, Lists Encountering the List: an analysis of the spatial narratives of Georges Perec’s texts and, in particular, the transition from taxonomy to archive embodied in his works Species of Spaces (1974) and Life: A User’s Manual (1978), which describes three strategies that the discipline of architecture can learn from Perec’s approach. Hatja Canz 1/1/2010 Text .pdf Candide — Journal for Architectural Knowledge English and German
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 08_Linneaus-SystemaAnimalae_TableSystematique-SystemaNaturae1758.pdf Linnaeus, Carl naming system for animals The system supplemented the unwieldy names mostly used at the time, such as "Physalis annua ramosissima, ramis angulosis glabris, foliis dentato-serratis", with concise and now familiar "binomials", composed of the generic name, followed by a specific epithet 1758 Text .pdf French
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 Blaschka_Model_CommonOctopus.jpg Blaschka, Leopold and Rudolph glass model of sea creature glass model of octopus Image .jpg
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 Blaschka_Model_CarinariaMediterranea.jpg Blaschka, Leopold and Rudolph glass model of sea creature glass model of marine invertebrates Image .jpg
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 Blaschka_Model_Octopus.jpg Blaschka, Leopold and Rudolph glass model of sea creature glass model of octopus Image .jpg
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 Blaschka_SeaCreatures.jpg Blaschka, Leopold and Rudolph glass model of sea creature glass model of sea anemones Image .jpg
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_CD.jpg Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Image .jpg
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter01.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter02.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter03.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter04.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter05.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter06.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter07.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter08.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter09.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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 J.G.Ballard_TheDrownedWorld_Chapter10.mp3 Ballard, J. G. audiobook of the drowned world solar radiation has caused the polar ice-caps to melt and worldwide temperature to soar, leaving the cities of northern Europe and America submerged in beautiful and haunting tropical lagoons. Berkeley Books 1962 Audio .mp3 English
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