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200 10$aEx-foliations$b[electronic resource] $ereading machines and the upgrade path /$fTerry Harpold
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327   $a"A future device for individual use" -- Historiations : Xanadu and other recollection machines -- Revenge of the word : grammatexts of the screen -- Ex-foliations -- Lexia complexes -- Allographs : windows of afternoon -- Reading machines.
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