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on
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gone 5
Artist: Alicia
King
Photographer: Amy Spiers.
Medium:
glass skulls, human tissue
(he_la cell line), resin, rubber.
Dimensions: 180cm x 95cms x 50cms.
(click for larger view)
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Aesthetics,
Visual Appeal, Usability and User Satisfaction: What Do the
User’s Eyes Tell the User’s
Brain?
Gitte Lindgaard
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Public
Understanding of Carbon Sequestration in Australia: Socio-Demographic
Predictors of Knowledge, Engagement and Trust
Evonne Miller, Lorraine Bell and Laurie Buys
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Excessive
Internet Use: The Role of Personality, Loneliness and Social
Support Networks in Internet Addiction
Elizabeth Hardie and Ming Yi Tee
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Fostering
Friendships Amongst a Group of First-Year University Students:
The Use of Online Learning Software
Karen Farquharson
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Book
Reviews
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C. Thompson , Making Parents. The Ontological
Choreography of Reproductive Technologies,
Reviewed
by L. Turney |
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P.
Glotz, S. Bertschi & C. Locke (Eds), Thumb
Culture: The Meaning of Mobile Phones for Society,
Reviewed
by M. Thomas |
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Vol.
5, No. 1, 2007