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Acknowledgments | |
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This Is Enlightenment: An Invitation in the Form of an Argument | |
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Mediation: A Concept In History | |
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Enlightening Mediation | |
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Where Were the Media before the Media? Mediating the World at the Time of Condillac and Linnaeus | |
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Mediation and the Division of Labor | |
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Transmitting Liberty: The Boston Committee of Correspondence's Revolutionary Experiments in Enlightenment Mediation | |
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Modes and Codes: Samuel F.B. Morse and the Question of Electronic Writing | |
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Enlightenment: Evidence and Events | |
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Mediating Information, 1450–1800 | |
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Mediated Enlightenment: The System of the World | |
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Romanticism, Enlightenment, and Mediation: The Case of the Inner Stranger | |
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The Present of Enlightenment: Temporality and Mediation in Kant, Foucault, and Jean Paul | |
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The Strange Light of Postcolonial Enlightenment: Mediatic Form and Publicity in India | |
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proliferation: Mediation And Print | |
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Mediating Media Past and Present: Toward a Genealogy of “Print Culture” and “Oral Tradition” | |
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Mediating Antiquarians in Britain, 1760–1830: The Invention of Oral Tradition, or, Close Reading before Coleridge | |
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Mediating le philosophe: Diderot's Strategic Self-Representations | |
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Novel Knowledge: Judgment, Experience, Experiment | |
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The Piratical Enlightenment | |
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Effects: Emergent Practices | |
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Financing Enlightenment, Part One: Money Matters | |
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Financing Enlightenment, Part Two: Extraordinary Expenditure | |
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“The Horrifying Ties, from which the Public Order Originates”: The Police in Schiller and Mercier | |
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The Preacher's Footing | |
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Mediation as Primal Word: The Arts, the Sciences, and the Origins of the Aesthetic | |
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Notes | |
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References | |
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List of Contributors | |
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Index | |