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I'm not sure what the possible ramifications are of quoting from copyrighted
material, so I won't. However, I will recommend anyone interested in
this discussion of art and science to read a book I've just finished. I
got it at Blackwell's in Oxford last summer. It was published in the
states under a different name. It speaks to these issues.
<<A Lifelong Interest: Conversations on Art and Science with Didier Eribon>>
The author is E.H. Gombrich. Copyright is Thames and Hudson Ltd., London,
1993.
Published in the USA as <<Looking for Answers>>
Enjoy,
Teresa
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From: TERESA DIANE STUBBS <stubbs@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: Science or art
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I'm not sure what the possible ramifications are of quoting from copyrighted
material, so I won't. However, I will recommend anyone interested in
this discussion of art and science to read a book I've just finished. I
got it at Blackwell's in Oxford last summer. It was published in the
states under a different name. It speaks to these issues.
<<A Lifelong Interest: Conversations on Art and Science with Didier Eribon>>
The author is E.H. Gombrich. Copyright is Thames and Hudson Ltd., London,
1993.
Published in the USA as <<Looking for Answers>>
Enjoy,
Teresa