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Issue 29 Sloth Spring 2008

Columns

Inventory / Index for Der Räuber
Helen Mirra
Possibility, as silently purring
Ingestion / Hexed House
Mark Morris
Nibble, nibble
A Minor History Of / Time without Clocks
Joshua Foer
Do tell
Colors / Opal
Emily Roysdon
Lose color, lose gem

Main

Hydropolis
Brian Dillon
Testing the waters
The Origins of Cybex Space
Carolyn de la Peña
Gustav Zander’s amazing gymnastic devices
Artist Project / Moscow Drawing
Dan Perjovschi
The Writing of Stones
Marina Warner
Roger Caillois's imaginary logic
The Imaginary Engineer
Kris Lee
Karl Hans Janke's flights of fancy
Reversing the Regular Order of Nature: An Interview with Emilie Clark
Frances Richard and Emilie Clark
Mary Ward, Mary Treat, Martha Maxwell, and the place of the female naturalist in nineteenth-century science
Artist Proect / Wear Them All
San Keller
Building a Better Snowflake: An Interview with Kenneth Libbrecht
Margaret Wertheim and Kenneth Libbrecht
Something in the air
The Game of War: An Overview
Alexander R. Galloway
Chess with networks
The Game of War: Debord as Strategist
McKenzie Wark
Occupation, evacuation, contestation

Sloth

The Young and the Restless
Daniel Rosenberg
A history of busy idleness
Vasectomania, and Other Cures for Sloth
Christopher Turner
Better living through monkey glands
The Recline of Western Civilization
Laura Nahmias and Nicholas Nauman
The story of the remote control
Fatigued
Marina van Zuylen
Philosophies of fatigue
Artist Project / Sloth Index
William Justice
Far Niente: An Interview with Pierre Saint-Amand
Sina Najafi and Pierre Saint-Amand
Laziness and the enlightenment
Fast, Trusted, Proven?
Toward a CliffsNotes™ for the Sloth section

And

Postcard / Sleep-Learning
Bookmark / Untitled
Joe Devlin

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