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2The visual culture artifacts students examined in the course
included the work of artists like Natalie Jeremijenko and
Eduardo Kac, advertisements in popular magazines for Chanel
no. 5 perfume and the television show Gossip Girl, and websites
like Greenmuseum (http://www.greenmuseum.org).
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