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List of Illustrations | |
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List of Color Plates | |
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Foreword | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introduction | |
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Books for the New Century | |
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Europe's Legacy | |
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The Fine Press Book | |
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The Deluxe Book | |
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The Bookwork | |
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Embodied Spaces | |
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Book Dissemblings | |
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The Readymade Book | |
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The United States: Assimilation and Change | |
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The Fine Press Book | |
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The Roycroft Press: Art and Business | |
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Between Britain and America | |
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A New American Fine Printer: Harry Duncan | |
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Fine Press Auguries: Leonard Baskin | |
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California's "Small Renaissance" | |
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Printing as Spiritual Devotion: William Everson (Brother Antoninus) | |
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The Deluxe Book | |
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Printmaking's Changing Profile | |
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Modern Painters and Sculptors as Illustrators | |
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An American Hybrid: The Allen Press | |
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The Multiple Bookwork | |
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Making Offset's Mark: Eugene Feldman | |
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Books for Our Time | |
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The Artist as Independent Publisher | |
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Photobookwork Precursors | |
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The Sculptural Bookwork | |
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Cornell and Duchamp: Imagined Terrains | |
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Book as Assemblage | |
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The 1960s: Ferment | |
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The Fine Press Book | |
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The Janus Press: A New Demeanor for Fine Printing | |
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Book Art as an Alternative Lifestyle | |
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Fine Printing on Campus | |
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California's Print Activists | |
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The Deluxe Book | |
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Shades | |
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Stamped Indelibly: Independent Deluxe Books | |
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Richard Tuttle's Books of "Obstinate Humility" | |
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Europe in America | |
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The Multiple Bookwork | |
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Something Else in Independent Publishing | |
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Media Versus Aura: McLuhan and Benjamin | |
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Ed Ruscha's "Mimesis of Amateurism" | |
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The Dematerialized Book | |
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The Sculptural Bookwork | |
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The Captive Book: The Book as Box | |
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The Appropriated Book | |
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Additions and Subtractions | |
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Performance and Installation Bookworks | |
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The 1970s: Explosion | |
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The Fine Press Book | |
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Out of the Cradle | |
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Fine Press Gatherings: Exhibitions and Conferences | |
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Women at the Press | |
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Crossover: The Center for Book Arts | |
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The Pluralistic Book | |
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The Ups and Downs of the Ordinary Book | |
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"Your Money or Your Life" | |
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The Deluxe Book | |
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The Deluxe Book | |
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In and Outside of the Atelier | |
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Collecting: The Book as Art | |
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Criticism: The Book Stripped Bare | |
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The Multiple Bookwork | |
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The Multiple Bookwork | |
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No Longer Innocent: International Influence | |
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Collecting the Anti-Collectible Book | |
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Private Collecting: Peter Frank and the Sackners | |
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To Have and to Hold: Printed Matter and Franklin Furnace | |
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Conversation as Content: Hompson and Applebroog | |
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Photography's Face for the Multiple Bookwork | |
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Picturing the Visual Studies Workshop Press | |
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The Copier as Printmaker | |
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Alter-Aesthetics | |
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Building Community, Building A Network | |
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Building Community, Building a Network | |
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Artists' Books Personalize the Political | |
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Show and Tell: Exhibition and Reception | |
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The Sculptural Bookwork | |
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The Sculptural Bookwork | |
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The Next Chapter | |
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The Next Chapter | |
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Conclusion | |
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Timeline | |
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Resources on Book Art | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |
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Photographic Credits | |