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Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science

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Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science. / Lindley, Joseph.
In: Experimentation Online, 2015.

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Lindley, J 2015, 'Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science' Experimentation Online. <http://highwire.joesart.org/works/the-art-science-gamut/>

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Lindley, J. (2015). Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science. Experimentation Online. http://highwire.joesart.org/works/the-art-science-gamut/

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Lindley J. Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science. Experimentation Online. 2015.

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Lindley, Joseph. / Repairing the fictional fractures between art and science. In: Experimentation Online. 2015.

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