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✓ Published: 27-Oct-2018
✓ Published: 27-Oct-2018
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“Transactional reality” [réalité de transaction]: neither existing things nor illusions, errors or ideologies. They are something that did not exist and that is part of reality, [that is] the effect of a regime of truth that separates truth from falsity.” – Michel FoucaultnnThis video was created using footage and soundtracks in the Public Domain, or released as CC0 Public Domain materials, and is made entirely from recycled, repurposed and refashioned images and sounds.nnCopyright ©
“Transactional reality” [réalité de transaction]: neither existing things nor illusions, errors or ideologies. They are something that did not exist and that is part of reality, [that is] the effect of a regime of truth that separates truth from falsity.” – Michel FoucaultnnThis video was created using footage and soundtracks in the Public Domain, or released as CC0 Public Domain materials, and is made entirely from recycled, repurposed and refashioned images and sounds.nnCopyright ©
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