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Object Lessons eBook Series

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  • Alarm

    by Dr. Alice Bennett ...
    Series series Object Lessons
    Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.Alarms are alarming. They wake us up, demand our attention and force us to attend to things we've preferred to ignore. But alarms also allow us to feel secure, to sleep and to retreat from alertness. Theytake over vigilance on our behalf.From the alarm clock and the air-raid siren to the ... Read more

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  • On Connection

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  • The Most Human Human

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  • Radical Evolution

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  • The End of Absence

    Reclaiming What We've Lost in a World of Constant Connection

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  • Curious

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  • Future Shock

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  • Faster

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  • Utopia Is Creepy

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