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Date: June 26, 2012Author: PlastiCités 0 Comments

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Amanda Crawley Jackson lectures in French at the University of Sheffield (UK). She specialises in existentialist philosophy, urban spatialities and contemporary visual arts from France and the French-speaking world. View all posts by PlastiCités

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