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The temporal conditions of the static image: Repetition as an engine of difference

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The temporal conditions of the static image : Repetition as an engine of difference. / Quin, James; Quin, James.

Newcastle University, 2018. 309 p.

Research output: Thesis › Doctoral Thesis

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Quin, J & Quin, J 2018, 'The temporal conditions of the static image: Repetition as an engine of difference', PhD, Newcastle Univ, Newcastle University. <https://lancaster.academia.edu/JamesQuin>

APA

Quin, J., & Quin, J. (2018). The temporal conditions of the static image: Repetition as an engine of difference. [Doctoral Thesis, Newcastle Univ, Newcastle University]. Newcastle University. https://lancaster.academia.edu/JamesQuin

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Quin J, Quin J. The temporal conditions of the static image: Repetition as an engine of difference. Newcastle University, 2018. 309 p.

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Quin, James ; Quin, James. / The temporal conditions of the static image : Repetition as an engine of difference. Newcastle University, 2018. 309 p.

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