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Volume 26 , Issue 2 (May 2002) table of contents

COLUMN: Reply table of contents

Pages: 50 - 53

Year of Publication: 2002

ISSN:1527-6805

Author

Gilbert Vanburen Wilkes, IV

Carnegie Mellon University

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ACM New York, NY, USA

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ABSTRACT

The author responds by agreeing with some of the commentator's points and by clarifying his meaning related to others. He also offers additional discussion and references to the literature concerning some of the article's ideas.

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	1	Bierut, M.,&American Institute of Graphic Arts. (1994). Looking closer: critical writings on graphic design. New York: Allworth Press : American Institute of Graphic Arts; Distributor Consortium Book Sales&Distribution.
	2	Ferguson, L.,&Scott, D. (1990). A time line of American typography. Design Quarterly (148), 23-54.
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	4	Morison, S. (1997). Letter forms, typographic and scriptorial: two essays on their classification, history and bibliography. Point Roberts, WA: Hartley&Marks Publishers.
	5	Poynar, S. (1994). Type and deconstruction in the digital era. In Bierut, M.&American Institute of Graphic Arts, Looking closer: critical writings on graphic design. New York: Allworth Press.