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- книга (uk)
- boek van William Gibson (nl)
- كتاب من تأليف ويليام جيبسون (ar)
- Buch von William Gibson (de)
- libro de William Gibson (es)
- book (in)
- livre de William Gibson (fr)
- Amerikalı yazar William Gibson'ın 1992 yılında yayımladığı kitap (tr)
- book by William Gibson (en)
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- Image constructed for this work by a graphic artist. It shows a decayed book-shaped object delicately wrapped in mesh cloth. (en)
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- Agrippa comes in a rough-hewn black box adorned with a blinking green light and an LCD readout that flickers with an endless stream of decoded DNA. The top opens like a laptop computer, revealing a hologram of a circuit board. Inside is a battered volume, the pages of which are antique rag-paper, bound and singed by hand. (en)
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- 0001-12-09 (xsd:gMonthDay)
- Gibson (en)
- Kirschenbaum, Matthew G. (en)
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- Gavin Edwards, Details, June 1992. (en)
- "Hacking 'Agrippa': The Source of the Online Text", The Agrippa Files. (en)
- as quoted in Details, June 1992. (en)
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- Okay, sit down and pay attention. We're only going to say this once. (en)
- Agrippa owes its transmission and continuing availability to a complex network of individuals, communities, ideologies, markets, technologies, and motives. Only in the most heroic reading of the events … is Agrippa saved for posterity solely by virtue of the knight Templar. … Today, the 404 File Not Found messages that Web browsing readers of Agrippa inevitably encounter … are more than just false leads; they are latent affirmations of the work's original act of erasure that allow the text to stage anew all of its essential points about artifacts, memory, and technology. "Because the struggle for the text is the text." (en)
- It starts around 1919 and moves up to today, or possibly beyond. If it works, it makes the reader uncomfortably aware of how much we tend to accept the contemporary media version of the past. You can see it in Westerns, the way the 'mise-en-scene' and the collars on cowboys change through time. It's never really the past; it's always a version of your own time. (en)
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- Agrippa (A Book of the Dead) (en)
- Agrippa (A Book of the Dead) (in)
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