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Modelling, ontology and wild thought Willard McCarty Kings College London www.mccarty.org.uk January 2017 Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics (1993: 30) model (+ inflections) followed by of or for ontologies and

Modelling, ontology and wild thought Willard McCarty King’s College London www.mccarty.org.uk January 2017 Scott McCloud, Understanding Comics (1993: 30)
’model’ (+ inflections) followed by ‘of’ or ’for’ ‘ontologies’ and ‘ontology’ followed by determiners, scaled * 100 ‘ontologies’ + ‘an’, ‘this’, ‘that ontology’ in JSTOR ‘ontology’ and ‘ontological’ alone, scaled * 8 Arts + history + humanities All other disciplines Anthropology
Eduardo Kohn, How Forests Think: Toward an anthropology beyond the human (2013). Cover photo of one of the quichua-speaking Runa of Amazonia.
Presidio Modelo (1926-1967), Isla de Pinos, Cuba. Stateville Correctional Center, Joliet, Illinois. F House. Doug DuBois and Jim Goldberg (2002). https://prisonphotography.org/tag/doug-dubois/
Stateville Correctional Center, Joliet, Illinois. F House. Doug DuBois and Jim Goldberg (2002). https://prisonphotography.org/tag/doug-dubois/

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