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the spatial metaphor is well demonstrated, albeit redundant throughout these summaries of Foucaultian & Heideggerian terms. For philosophers, comp liters, and even english teachers, these subliminal messages are by no means foreign; for politicians, programmers and geographers, alas, they are just obsolete. Nonetheless, we monads in the web should always adore such macro concern on humanity and collectivity, regardless of epistemological disparities.[Summerbreak 2010]

the spatial metaphor is well demonstrated, albeit redundant throughout these summaries of Foucaultian & Heideggerian terms. For philosophers, comp liters, and even english teachers, these subliminal messages are by no means foreign; for politicians, programmers and geographers, alas, they are just obsolete. Nonetheless, we monads in the web should always adore such macro concern on humanity and collectivity, regardless of epistemological disparities.[Summerbreak 2010]

the spatial metaphor is well demonstrated, albeit redundant throughout these summaries of Foucaultian & Heideggerian terms. For philosophers, comp liters, and even english teachers, these subliminal messages are by no means foreign; for politicians, programmers and geographers, alas, they are just obsolete. Nonetheless, we monads in the web should always adore such macro concern on humanity and collectivity, regardless of epistemological disparities.[Summerbreak 2010]

the spatial metaphor is well demonstrated, albeit redundant throughout these summaries of Foucaultian & Heideggerian terms. For philosophers, comp liters, and even english teachers, these subliminal messages are by no means foreign; for politicians, programmers and geographers, alas, they are just obsolete. Nonetheless, we monads in the web should always adore such macro concern on humanity and collectivity, regardless of epistemological disparities.[Summerbreak 2010]

the spatial metaphor is well demonstrated, albeit redundant throughout these summaries of Foucaultian & Heideggerian terms. For philosophers, comp liters, and even english teachers, these subliminal messages are by no means foreign; for politicians, programmers and geographers, alas, they are just obsolete. Nonetheless, we monads in the web should always adore such macro concern on humanity and collectivity, regardless of epistemological disparities.[Summerbreak 2010]