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• X = Y
  ...etach Otlet and the Mundaneum from a specific historical frame, ignore the different scientific, social and political milieus involved. It means that these narr ...ducts for example, are often described as groundbreaking, innovative and ''different from anything seen before''. In other situations, those products could be a
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• Introduction
  ...interface scales, perspectives and media at the intersection of all those different practices. For us, by transporting a historical device into the future, it ...ogether contributions that are concerned with knowledge infrastructures at different scales, from disobedient libraries, institutional practices of the digital
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• A bag but is language nothing of words
  ...nformation is often scattered among many web servers and hosts, using many different formats. If these chunks of information could be extracted from the World W ...ction 4.2 for details about this data set). This data set is fundamentally different from a supermarket data set. Each document has roughly 150 distinct words o
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• House, City, World, Nation, Globe
  ...which contextual elements in the first iteration of the [[Mundaneum]] were different from the current situation of our information economy.</div> ...e current knowledge economy? The timeline below attempts to re-situate the different events related to the rise and fall of the Mundaneum in order to help situa
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• From Paper Mill to Google Data Center
  ...hysical base that supports the economy and our everyday lives tells a very different story. My analysis presents an integral piece of the physical infrastructur ...energy seems to demonstrate how Google has gone “green” and is being a different kind of corporation that cares for the environment. However, this is a high
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• The Smart City - City of Knowledge
  For Otlet it was the first time that two notions from different practices came together, namely an environment ordered and structured accor ...be conceptualized as an “organic plan with the possibility to expand on different scales with the multiplication of each part.”<ref> Giuliano Gresleri and
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• A Pre-emptive History of the Google Cultural Institute
  ...line platform, to allow users to essentially explore art in a very new and different way."</onlyinclude><ref>Caines, Matthew. “Arts head: Amit Sood, director, ...tions of selected paintings in gigapixel resolution and 320 3D versions of different objects, together with multiple thematic slide shows curated in collaborati
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• Here
  In that sense it has a different spirit than the Dewey Decimal Classification system that was developed arou showtext "At first glance, it’s hard to think of two cultures more different than Belgium’s southern French speaking Wallonia and Finland’s southeas
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• Manual
  different semantic links: When including the About tag, you can create submaps including different locations:
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• A Book of the Web
  ...print versus online other than reaching different groups of readers and a different lifespan? Both types of texts are worth considering preserving in libraries
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• Transclusionism
  ...ed in Mediawiki to refer to inclusion of the same piece of text in between different pages.</div> <section begin='xanadu' />To create transclusions between different texts, you need to select a section of text that will form a connection bet
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• Main Page
  ...and distributed today in a way that allows us to invent other futures and different narrations of the past. '''''Mondotheque.be''' s'inspire de l'esprit obstin
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• LES UTOPISTES and their common logos/et leurs logos communs
  ...tes to the word-count of the texts, which means that each appearance has a different weight. Taken this into account, the appearance of the word ''esprit'' for
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• The Itinerant Archive
  <div class="inter">In [[date::1993]], after some armwrestling between different local fractions of the Parti Socialiste, the collections of the Mundaneum a
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• Google Cultural Institute
  I also would like to know more about relations between different 'cultural services' offered by Google. Do people setting up Dev-art have st
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• Cultural Institute (project)
  ...vary but we imagine to work in three interconnected spaces. Each space has different activities and levels of access.
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• The fundamental problem of documentation
  ...take apart and put back together everthing that exists, to recombine it in different ways.
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• An experimental transcript
  ...ice you're looking for in our storage. Things are not lost; there are just different ways of finding them. A random stroll, a lucky find – be that on-line or
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• A radiating interview/Un entrevue irradiant/Een irradiërend gesprek
  ...rsité de Gand, et le fait de l’associer avec le Mundaneum ?<section end=different />
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• An experimental transcript: w, o, i, z, k, l, x, m
  ...ice you're looking for in our storage. Things are not lost; there are just different ways of finding them. A random stroll, a lucky find – be that on-line or
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