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Performance, Politics, Ethics and Human Rights. Notes of lecture which was delivered alongside screening (D0343). Article in misc. folder 2

Artist / Author Adrien Sina
Reference A0205
Date 2005
Type Article

Keywords

ethical human rights political

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