Iluminace 2019, 31(2):119-124

The Ephemerality of New Platforms and Formats is a Challenge for Documentary Historiography. An Interview with Kate Nash

Lucie Česálková

Published: June 1, 2019  Show citation

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Česálková, L. (2019). The Ephemerality of New Platforms and Formats is a Challenge for Documentary Historiography. An Interview with Kate Nash. Iluminace, 31(2), 119-124
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