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"In Inasmuch As It Is Always Already Taking Place we find, in a few simple images, the unique and the organic, the body scattered and the body technicized, mixed up in such a way that one can no longer make out the smallest segment that contains the whole of the largest piece as an enlargement of the tiniest element. Since each screen contains the whole and its parts at the same time, the piece echoes to us the image of the living body which is ourselves and whose parts and whole we are able to touch and see at one and the same time." (Lageira 2000: 40)

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